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The goal in developing the Center for Life Science | Boston (CLSB) was to address a serious, unmet need for flexible, state-of-the-art research space in the Longwood Medical Area (LMA), the nation’s intellectual epicenter for life science research. Today, this first-of-its-kind, privately-owned, multi-tenant laboratory building not only represents the highest density of life science research space to date in the city of Boston but also sets a new standard for height in the LMA and serves as the paradigm for cooperation between private academic medical institutions and third-party capital resources. Unlike institutions, which often overdesign for flexibility of space over the long term, the developer brought a mindset that considered the long view but sought to serve tenants most successfully at the lowest cost and with the greatest speed to market. Assisting in this effort, the architectural team’s expertise in life sciences and long experience developing academic medical centers allowed them to serve as an interpreter, bridging the two worlds to ensure that the needs of the developer and the institutions who would occupy the space were met.
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