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Street view of Google Cambridge, the newest headquarters in Kendall Square
© David Sundberg/Esto
Google Cambridge tower view over the newly accessible Kendall Square park
© David Sundberg/Esto
A glass façade, comprising spandrel, frit and vision glass and metal panels, will articulate the building.
© David Sundberg/Esto
an arial view of 325 Main, Google’s next-generation work environment in the heart of Kendall Square
© David Sundberg/Esto
Street view of the retail, transit, and urban park connection to Google Cambridge
© David Sundberg/Esto
Transit view of Google Cambridge
© David Sundberg/Esto
Main entrance view of Google Cambridge corporate headquarters
© David Sundberg/Esto
Warm wooden atrium showing the interior architecture of Google Cambridge
© David Sundberg/Esto
Lounge space interior architecture and outdoor terrace of Google Cambridge
© David Sundberg/Esto
Terrace view of Google Cambridge corporate headquarters
© David Sundberg/Esto
Street view of Google Cambridge, the newest headquarters in Kendall Square
Google Cambridge tower view over the newly accessible Kendall Square park
A glass façade, comprising spandrel, frit and vision glass and metal panels, will articulate the building.
an arial view of 325 Main, Google’s next-generation work environment in the heart of Kendall Square
Street view of the retail, transit, and urban park connection to Google Cambridge
Transit view of Google Cambridge
Main entrance view of Google Cambridge corporate headquarters
Warm wooden atrium showing the interior architecture of Google Cambridge
Lounge space interior architecture and outdoor terrace of Google Cambridge
Terrace view of Google Cambridge corporate headquarters
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Google Cambridge

Designed as a landmark building for Cambridge’s Kendall-Square, Google’s new headquarters promotes collaboration across two existing buildings to create an urban campus and connection to the community

Shaped as a shifting a parallelogram, the building opens to connect Kendall Square with an elevated public roof garden. Articulating its massing, a series of inset “apertures” naturally illuminate interior gathering spaces and create year-round outdoor terraces. At the building’s main entry, a warm wood atrium celebrates the connection between 325 and 355 Main Street while creating a retail filled through-block connection for the community.