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Donut-shaped terrace adds a twist to science facility design - Construction Specifier
The building follows the shape of the site and is roughly V-shaped in plan. Photos courtesy Robert Benson A V-shaped research facility in Cambridge, Mass., features a donut-shaped terrace and green roofs covered with sedum. The Ragon Institute is a partnership between Mass General, Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT), and Harvard University, and serves as a hub for research on infectious diseases such as HIV/AIDS and COVID-19. Totaling 3…
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