Why Does the Building at Congress and Atlantic in Boston Have No Doors?

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A user observed a peculiar building in Boston, located at the intersection of Congress and Atlantic, which has no doors and is situated above the Big Dig. The building is equipped with numerous security cameras, prompting curiosity about its purpose. Suggestions include that it might serve as ventilation for the tunnel system. The discussion humorously speculates that it could be a location for housing aliens, reflecting the intrigue surrounding the building's design and function.
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I was in Boston this past weekend and noticed this building. It has no doors. It is located directly above the "big dig" and has security cameras lined around the outside. Any ideas what it houses? It's on the Congress and Atlantic intersection.
 

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Greg Bernhardt said:
I was in Boston this past weekend and noticed this building. It has no doors. It is located directly above the "big dig" and has security cameras lined around the outside. Any ideas what it houses? It's on the Congress and Atlantic intersection.
Ventilation for the tunnel?
 
Vent?
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It's where the aliens are kept.
 

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