Danny Lewin Park

A Place of Remembrance

Found in the heart of Kendall Square, Danny Lewin Park offers a small but meaningful escape from the urban bustle. This modest green space honors the memory of Danny Lewin, the brilliant co-founder and Chief Technology Officer of Akamai Technologies, Inc., whose life was cut short during the tragic events of September 11, 2001.

Behind the Scenes

The park is jointly owned by BXP (Boston Properties) and Residence Inn - a little pocket of calm that somehow manages to exist within the otherwise hectic Kendall Square Mixed-Use Development district. It's one of those places where you can step away from the concrete and glass for a moment of quiet reflection.

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Looking to the Future

If you've visited recently, you might have noticed some changes brewing. The Cambridge Redevelopment Authority (CRA) has been rolling up their sleeves to breathe new life into this space. Their vision? A more cohesive park design with better walkways, more places to sit, preservation of the existing trees, and an overall boost to the green space.

Perfect Placement

There's something poetically appropriate about finding this tribute to Lewin nestled in Kendall Square - an area practically synonymous with tech innovation and forward-thinking companies. While it may not be the largest park you'll encounter, its presence provides a valuable breathing space in this densely developed corner of Cambridge.