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GreenWinds Triangle Identity and Innovation for MIT and Beyond Alexander Knapp, Tyson Dirksen, Matthew Flowers, Junghun Choi

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GreenWinds Triangle Identity and Innovation for MIT and Beyond Alexander Knapp, Tyson Dirksen, Matthew Flowers, Junghun Choi. The Project in Summary. 1. Iconic Sustainability The Neighborhood’s Identity a Key Program Elements MIT Energy Center MIT Live Arts Great Public Spaces - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Page 1: The Project in Summary

GreenWinds TriangleIdentity and Innovation for MIT and

Beyond

Alexander Knapp, Tyson Dirksen, Matthew Flowers, Junghun Choi

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The Project in Summary

1 Iconic Sustainability• The Neighborhood’s Identitya

Key Program Elements • MIT Energy Center• MIT Live Arts

Great Public Spaces• The Breezeway• Live Arts Plaza• East Circle

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Iconic Sustainability Provides a Distinctive Identity “Shouts” Sustainability

Raises Awareness of Climate Change Sustainability becomes the Brand

Showcases MIT’s Technical Ingenuity Create Lasting Value for MIT and the

Wider Community through Placemaking

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The MIT Energy Center• On-site Cogeneration Facility• MIT Energy Initiative Research

Lab & Testing Facility • Community Outreach and

Education Center• Interactive BIPV Façade• Adjacent to Existing Power Plant

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MIT Live Arts and Live Arts Plaza

Large Multi-Function Performance Spaces

MIT Radio Station Open Every Night Attached Bar and Cafe Reference : Penn Live

An Entertainment Destination

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The Breezeway

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Hotel and Conference Center Entertainment

- Live Arts & Bowling Alley Cafés, Restaurants & Bars Student Oriented Shopping

The Front Door for Greenmills Triangle

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East Circle – The Office Center

A Research Destination asdfadsf

Three Major Lab/Office Buildings The MIT Energy Center East Node of the Central Spine

Access through to the MIT Campus

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Program

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Phasing

Phase One

Phase One

Phase Three

Phase Two

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Financial ProposalKey Assumptions

• Cap Rate – 6%• Opportunity Cost of Capital – 8%• 10% Green Premium on Construction Costs

Financial Feasibility Analysis

Value by Type NPV PGSF NPVOffice 222.07 115,892,285 Retail 64.66 11,158,023 Hotel 291.91 42,004,853 R&D - Lab 230.05 121,979,594 Residential 14.90 7,220,477 Resid-Lux 123.31 43,463,665 PA Center 24.85 1,189,816 Confr Cntr 0.90 44,687 MIT 108.88 52,278,106 Resid-Sale Condos - - Parking (no indirect costs included) (40,187,563) Total (6.0% Cap Rate) 355,043,942

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Deal StructurePartnership• Joint Venture between MIT IMCo and Flowappsen LLC8• Total Development Costs (Including Land) of $2,215Ms• MIT to IMCo contribute land equity of $350Ma• Developer to contribute/raise additional equity $310M

Benefit to MIT• Strong Green & High-Tech Image of MITs

• Over 53% Equity Ownerships

• Stabilized NOI of Approximately $118M per Year

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