NKT Photonics
23 Drydock Avenue, Boston, MA
21,000 SF
Design: CUBE 3 Architects
PROJECT OVERVIEW
NKT Photonics, a company that produces state-of-the-art laser products, enlisted Corderman & Company’s services to build their new state-of-the-art office and lab space. The project was completed with all new HVAC infrastructure, including a new air handler, make-up air unit, and rooftop condenser. The space was completed with a short time frame during a critically difficult time to access the building. The NKT Photonics Boston office will serve as a headquarters for U.S. sales and support, and will also accommodate single-frequency fiber laser production, and application and service laboratory.
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