The Ragon Institute is surrounded by greenery, benches, and a sleek sidewalk, the design integrates nature and urban architecture in a welcoming, open space.

Ragon Institute

of Mass General, MIT, and Harvard

A lush, circular garden with trees, ornamental grasses, and diverse plants create a tranquil, green space amidst the surrounding urban area, blending nature with modern architectural elements. The centerpiece to the Ragon Institute’s entrance.
Large tree in front of the Ragon Institute in Kendall Square
Bench in front of the Ragon Institute at 600 Main Street, Cambridge, Massachusetts.
Pavers and plants in front of the Ragon Institute of Mass General, MIT, and Harvard
Ragon Institute logo
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Impressive architectural feature of the Ragon Institute
Open to all bench in front of the Ragon Institute in Kendall Square
Unique seating area in front of the Ragon Institute in Cambridge.
Grasses and flowers outside of the Ragon Institute
Sideway outside of the Ragon Institute in Kendall Square.
Landscaping in front of the Ragon Institute with large rocks and benches
Sidewalk along Portland Street beside the Ragon Institute
Sidewalk along Portland Street beside the Ragon Institute in Cambridge
Open seating around the Ragon Institute in Kendall Square, Cambridge.
Staircase inside the Ragon Institute with plants and greenery next to it.
Lush plants inside the Ragon Institute along the entry staircase.
Flowers on the roof garden deck of the Ragon Institute
Decking and seating area next to the rooftop garden on the Ragon Institute's new building
Flower rooftop garden on the Ragon Institute building overlooking the street
Playground at the Ragon Institute