You can actually begin to see the mounts of the park

really visible as an invitation.

And one of the unique things is that

because public open space is such an integral part of the plan,

anywhere you enter Cambridge Crossing, any street,

you're encountered with a nice public open space. That's very nice as a part of

this development. This is Built, the podcast where you'll meet creative leaders in the commercial

real estate industry and hear how they make a difference. I'm your host Brian Mon, Chief

Innovation and Marketing Officer with Fidelity National Financial.

In our sixth season of Built, we're taking a closer look at where commercial real estate

protects, enhances, and even interacts with nature.

This episode, we're headed to Cambridge, Massachusetts to hear how one design team spent

22 years on a project, keeping

nature as the focus, even as the site itself had three different developers during that time.

Hi, my name is Kishorewara Nasi. I'm a senior principal at CBT. We're a Boston-based design

firm doing architecture, urban design, and

interior design projects across the globe. Fantastic. Well, great to have you here, Kishore.

I'm excited to talk with you today. Wanted to see if you could just give me a little bit about your

background. Your experience in urban design, urban planning, give me a little bit about that

origin story for you. Yeah, so I grew up in India in a very small town by the coast. And growing

up in many parts of India back in the day, you're always in connection with nature and your

built environment, both at the same time. There was

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