![]() “To have one of our very large buildings very plainly saying that not only can we make it work, not only is the technology there, but we are going to prove it and live it and have a place where you can feel it and experience it-that is so powerful,” Wu said at the ceremony. ![]() What’s known as the “Jenga” building for its innovative architecture, also sets another record for being one of BU’s tallest buildings at 19 stories, and amasses nearly 350,000 square feet of space. ![]() “Our hope is that the central location of Spark! on the second floor will allow us to play an even more active role in bringing together the students from the different departments represented in the building and those from across campus interested in computing and data sciences into an inclusive and supportive community,” Ziba Cranmer, Spark! Director said. The new facility will also house operations for BU Spark!, which makes a dramatic move from its current home at 111 Cummington Mall. Brown, distinguished members of CDS faculty, City Counselor Kenzie Bok, and Dean of Arts & Sciences, Stan Stan Sclaroff, for the official ribbon cutting and dedication to BU’s first 100 percent fossil-free building this past Friday. It wouldn’t be a proper opening of the most environmentally sustainable building that Boston University has ever seen if it wasn’t in a climactic fashion.īoston Mayor Michelle Wu stood alongside BU President, Robert A. BU’s Center for Computing and Data Sciences, the University’s Most Environmentally Sustainable Building, Officially Opens Doors Photo by Mayor of Boston’s Office
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