Visiting Ascent Technology

We look forward to seeing you soon

We are always delighted to receive visits from our customers, prospective customers, business partners, prospective employees, and vendors.

Where Ascent Technology is located

Ascent Technology is located at One Kendall Square, the former site of the Boston Woven Hose and Rubber Company, near the corner of Hampshire Street and Broadway in Kendall Square, Cambridge, MA, at the northern edge of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology campus.

Ascent Technology is a short walk from the Kendall/MIT station on the Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority (MBTA) Red Line.

If you drive to Ascent Technology, we suggest you park at the One Kendall Square Garage, which is located on Binney Street. The garage is a two-minute walk from our front door. The garage accepts payment in cash only.

Here are walking and driving directions to Ascent Technology, along with a map of the area.

How to make an appointment to visit Ascent Technology

To arrange a time for a general visit to Ascent Technology, call our main number, +1.617.395.4800.

To learn more about how Ascent Technology can help you control your costs, increase your operating margins, and use your human and physical resources to fullest advantage, send us email or call our Sales and Marketing department at +1.617.395.4820. We will be pleased to arrange a time to demonstrate our products to you.

Other things to do when you visit Ascent Technology

To help you plan your visit to Ascent Technology, here is information about where to eat, where to stay, where to shop, and what to see.

If you have time before or after your visit to Ascent Technology, we encourage you to stop by the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, where there are always interesting things to see and do. In particular, we encourage you to explore the science and technology exhibits at The MIT Museum and the contemporary art exhibits at the MIT List Visual Arts Center. If you visit the MIT List Visual Arts Center, be sure to ask for the walking-tour guide to MIT's public art installations.