Danny Lewin Park

Danny Lewin Park is a small urban green space located in Cambridge, Massachusetts, specifically in the Kendall Square area. The park is dedicated to the memory of Danny Lewin, co-founder and Chief Technology Officer of Akamai Technologies, Inc., who tragically lost his life on September 11, 2001.

The park is privately owned, with ownership shared between BXP (Boston Properties) and Residence Inn. It serves as a pocket of tranquility within the bustling Kendall Square Mixed-Use Development (MXD) district, offering a place for respite and reflection amidst the urban landscape.

In recent years, there have been efforts to enhance and redesign Danny Lewin Park. The Cambridge Redevelopment Authority (CRA) has been working on plans to improve the park's accessibility and functionality. These plans include creating a more cohesive park design, improving pedestrian accessibility, adding additional seating, preserving existing trees and infrastructure, and maximizing and improving the green space.

The park's location in the heart of Kendall Square, an area known for its concentration of technology and innovation companies, makes it a fitting tribute to Lewin, who was a key figure in the tech industry. While small in size, the park plays an important role in providing open space in this densely developed area of Cambridge.