This relatively new industrial facility near MIT in Cambridge, MA is known as the William R. Dickson Cogeneration Plant. It represents an architecture in the design of a power plant. The whiteness symbolizes a "clean industry" approach based on cogeneration energy technology. The striking tower-like smoke stack and rotunda-like structure on the roof provides a way to describe the facility with simple architectural language. In contrast, the image displays a degree of complexity inherent in an industrial facility. Most curious is the "red box" that stands out despite being just a tiny object. It evokes a sense of mystery for its purpose. It obviously is very important, and maybe some form a alarm switch or shutoff. Additionally, the bold and contemporary design makes for a stark contrast in the old urban-industrial neighborhood of East Cambridge.