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West Cambridge Youth and Community Center

Ring of Fire Aquarium

Tennessee Aquarium

National Aquarium

The Charles Hotel

Oceanario de Lisboa

The Scientific Center of Kuwait

Alaska Sea Life Center

San Antonio Museum of Art

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Peter Kuttner discusses Cambridge 7 Associate's New England Aquarium's architecture and exhibits, which they designed to be a part of the architecture. 

Architect Steven Imrich discusses the site of the New England Aquarium. When it was first built, there was little activity along the waterfront. The Aquarium became the catalyst for redevelopment in the area.

Architect Steve Imrich discusses the design for the interior, which would allow the visitors to be engaged with the water without getting wet. 

Architect Steven Imrich discusses the importance of the glass tanks in the New England Aquarium. Hundreds of thousands of gallons kept in a cylinder of water was an engineering feat.

Nearly 50 years ago Cambridge Seven designed a large fish tank as the centerpiece of the  building.  The technology needed was advanced for its day.  Steven Imrich shares the challenges he faced in renovating the tank.

Architect Peter Kuttner discusses the New England Aquarium, which is credited as the catalyst for public investment in an unsavory part of Boston.

Peter Kuttner of Cambridge 7 Associates talks about the guidelines when created the MBTA stations, specifically the Porter Square Station. 

 Chuck Redmon discusses how he got involved with the modernization of the MBTA. 

 Charles Redmon discusses the MBTA Forest Hills Station construction. The idea was based on a "pavilion in the park". 

 Peter Kuttner discusses the Boston Children's Museum, and Dr. Spock's mantra of "Please Touch" and what that meant for designing the building and exhibitions. 

 Architect Stefanie Greenfield discusses the architecture of the Ames Building in Boston. Greenfield sheds light on the Ames family, how they got their wealth, and why they came to Boston. 

 Stefanie Greenfield discusses the renovation the Ames Building in Boston. The Ames Building, completed in 1893, was Boston's first skyscraper. 

 Jay Wickersham tells the narrative of the Ames Building, Boston's first skyscraper. The building signifies one of the first architect-client relationship. Jay touches upon the history of the Ames family and their significance in the city building. 

 Architect Stefanie Greenfield discusses the historic significance of the Ames building. In its time, it was the tallest building in Boston; tourists would flock to the Ames to get a full view of the city. 

 Architect Stefanie Greenfield discusses the renovation of the Ames Hotel interiors. The new designs and the character of the old had to merge. 