Vegetable Gardens Connect Employees to Their Workplace at Osborn Triangle
Home to some of the leading pharmaceutical companies, Osborn Triangle is a premier office and lab complex located in Kendall Square’s life science hub in Cambridge, MA.
Their Mission
Bulfinch’s Property Management team is committed to creating an exceptional tenant experience at Osborn Triangle, prioritizing a sustainable, healthy environment for tenants, guests, and the community. Osborn Triangle was looking for partners that could work with them to enhance the tenant experience.
our solution
Green City Growers’ urban farming program met Osborn Triangle’s requirement for distinctive tenant programs. Our gardens and farmer-led program offer tenants the opportunity to participate in sustainability efforts, providing hands-on learning, fun farming sessions, and access to fresh, organic produce.
The Results
Enhanced Employee Engagement
Nature-infused workspaces are a catalyst for enhanced employee engagement. By thoughtfully integrating green elements, Osborn Triangle has transformed its campus to inspire connection.
“The minute I enter the garden it is so lovely to see how excited and engaged the community is. It makes it all feel so worthwhiile.”
Farmer Mattie, Osborn Triangle’s Urban Farmer Educator
Sustainability Integration
Green City Growers’ water-efficient systems and locally grown produce are seamlessly aligned with Osborn Triangle’s commitment to sustainability – enhancing their brand and environmental stewardship.
“the garden has been a fabulous amenity for our properties. It underscores our commitment to sustainability and enables meaningful and joyous connections for our tenants.”
Tori Donovan, Assistant Property Manager at Osborn Triangle
Innovation Through Connection
Osborn Triangle stands as a living example of how urban gardens nurtures innovation and fosters connections among employees.
“THe opportunity to get my hands ‘dirty’ and talk to the farmer is just so much fun. It’s a welcome break in the middle of my work day.”
Participant at Osborn Triangle