T

he

Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority

(MBTA)

recently

opened the outbound headhouse at Kendall/MIT Station.

Located on the Red Line, the station is named after the primary areas it serves: the Kendall Square business district and Massachusetts Institute of Technology.

The headhouse

was

renovated and funded by

developer

BXP in coordination with the Cambridge Redevelopment Authority

. It now

features a new glass enclosure with renovated stairs, an

escalator

and a

n

additional

glass

elevator accessible from street level

.

“

Kendall/MIT Station

remains

fully accessible, and the new redundant elevator will be ready for passenger service once the final phase of headhouse renovation is complete, which is

anticipated

in early June

,” MBTA officials said in a press release.

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