A 27-Acre Life Science Campus

 Cambridge Discovery Park, a master-planned Life Science campus includes first-class tenants in 6 buildings, two parking garages, rich landscaping, and bicycle and pedestrian paths. Surrounded by Alewife Brook Reservation, CDP is one of the largest campuses in Cambridge after MIT and Harvard, and delivers first-class amenities both on-and off-site in a richly landscaped environment.

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​UNPRECEDENTED AMENITIES
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• 2 on-site cafes
• Full service fitness and yoga centers
• Shuttle bus and footpath to the Alewife MBTA red line station 
• 150-room AC Hotel By Marriott  with meeting rooms, restaurant and bar
• Bike lanes and racks Click Here for Bike Parking
• Blue Bike bike-sharing program​
• Electric car charging stations
• Garage parking​
• Outdoor gathering areas
• ATM 
• Public wifi

WORLD-CLASS TENANTS
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• Forrester Research
• The Smithsonian Astrophysical Institute
• Fog Pharmaceuticals
• LifeMine Therapeutics​
• Senda Biosciences
• Arbor Biotechnologies
• Simcere ​

SUSTAINABILITY​

Cambridge Discovery Park has been designed and constructed to minimize its negative impact on the natural environment. Sound planning, design, engineering and construction techniques are being used to create an urban oasis while protecting natural resources.

When Bulfinch purchased the Arthur D. Little site some years ago it quickly returned nearly 10 acres back to open space and natural vegetation restoring areas of the 1950s post-war office park into bountiful green space as it was in the early 1900s. Former parking lots and impervious areas were restored into a natural buffer between the Little River and portion of the property to be developed (closest to Route 2), including adding ponds and other natural features that strengthen the sustainability of the Park.

GREEN INITIATIVES AT CDP INCLUDE:
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• Wetland preservation 
  
• Tight building envelope to conserve energy
• Water-efficient landscaping and ponds for rainwater runoff
• Highly efficient heating and cooling systems
• Waste management and recycling of building materials
• Water and energy conservation through efficient plumbing and lighting 
• Roof greening
• Sustainable purchasing
• Green City Growers Program
• Electric charging stations
• Bicycle sharing program and storage 
• Preferential parking for carpooling and hybrid/electric cars HVAC.

GREEN AWARDS & CERTIFICATIONS
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• LEED Gold Certified, Building 400-500
• “Go Green” Award from the City of Cambridge for Stormwater Management Design. 
• LEED CI Platinum Certification Building 200 – 300 
• LEED C&S Gold Certification Building 200 – 300
• MA ECO Award 2015, 2016