Our recently completed MIT E15 Media Lab Cleanroom, affectionately dubbed the ‘Yelloxbow,’ is full of action as the Conformable Decoders research group are all moved in and starting their research. The group aims to convert the patterns of nature and human body into beneficial signals and energy.
To the meet the needs of the research, the space is equipped with cameras to track researchers and processes in real time, and a special operation room to manipulate and hack traditional microfabrication tools for MIT’s evolving research needs. The cleanroom consists of three major components: a gowning area, a specimen preparation room of Class 10,000 of approximately 300 SF, and a cleanroom of Class 1,000 of approximately 400 SF.
Learn more about the cleanroom and construction process.
We are honored to share PAYETTE has received two 2026 Green Good Design Awards from The European Centre for Architecture Art Design and Urban Studies—Land’s Sake Farm and The Ragon Institute of Mass General, MIT, and Harvard.
“Green GOOD DESIGN identifies and emphasizes the world’s most important examples of sustainable design and works to develop a public awareness program that informs the general public about which global companies are doing the best job in ecological and sustainable design for our world. Architecture, landscape architecture, urban planning projects, as well as product, packaging, and graphic design projects from over 30 nations were honored with the 2026 Green GOOD DESIGN Award.”
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