From the North:

Follow Route 1 (Via Mystic/Tobin Bridge) to Rt. 93 South. Take Exit 18 (Mass Ave.). At the traffic light, take a right onto the access road; stay in the right lane and turn right onto Mass Ave. At the first light, turn right onto Albany Street. Look for the parking garage on your right at 710 Albany Street.

After you park in the garage, exit onto Albany Street and walk across the street. You will see a red sign that says Boston Medical Campus and a large clock. Follow the brick path that passes between the Medical campus sign and the large clock. This brick path leads under an archway where there is a sign for BioSquare. After walking under the archway, you will enter a courtyard. Straight ahead is the Boston University School of Medicine building. It is also referred to as the Instructional Building or the L-Building in case you need to ask for directions. Enter the building and take a seat in the waiting area. It is not necessary for you to sign in. A member of the research team will meet you there and escort you to our testing location.

If you are visiting the lab for an appointment with Dr. Tager-Flusberg or Dr. Joseph, you do not need to wait for anyone to meet you. Walk down the hallway to the right of the security desk until you see a set of elevators. Take the elevator to the eighth floor. When you come off the elevator, turn right, go through the glass doors, and turn right again. The Lab’s office is located in suite 814, which is halfway down the hallway on your right.

From the South:

Take the Expressway North (Route 93/3). Take Exit 18 (Mass Ave.). At the second traffic light, turn left onto the access road; stay in the right lane to turn right on Mass Ave. At the first light, turn right onto Albany Street. Look for the parking garage on your right at 710 Albany Street.

After you park in the garage, exit onto Albany Street and walk across the street. You will see a red sign that says Boston Medical Campus and a large clock. Follow the brick path that passes between the Medical campus sign and the large clock. This brick path leads under an archway where there is a sign for BioSquare. After walking under the archway, you will enter a courtyard. Straight ahead is the Boston University School of Medicine building. It is also referred to as the Instructional Building or the L-Building in case you need to ask for directions. Enter the building and take a seat in the waiting area. It is not necessary for you to sign in. A member of the research team will meet you there and escort you to our testing location.

If you are visiting the lab for an appointment with Dr. Tager-Flusberg or Dr. Joseph, you do not need to wait for anyone to meet you. Walk down the hallway to the right of the security desk until you see a set of elevators. Take the elevator to the eighth floor. When you come off the elevator, turn right, go through the glass doors, and turn right again. The Lab’s office is located in suite 814, which is halfway down the hallway on your right.

From the West:

Take the Massachusetts Turnpike (Route 90) East to the end. Take the Expressway South (Route 93). Take Exit 18 (Mass Ave.). At the traffic light, take a right onto the access road; stay in the right lane and turn right onto Mass Ave. At the first light, turn right onto Albany Street. Look for the parking garage on your right at 710 Albany Street.

After you park in the garage, exit onto Albany Street and walk across the street. You will see a red sign that says Boston Medical Campus and a large clock. Follow the brick path that passes between the Medical campus sign and the large clock. This brick path leads under an archway where there is a sign for BioSquare. After walking under the archway, you will enter a courtyard. Straight ahead is the Boston University School of Medicine building. It is also referred to as the Instructional Building or the L-Building in case you need to ask for directions. Enter the building and take a seat in the waiting area. It is not necessary for you to sign in. A member of the research team will meet you there and escort you to our testing location.

If you are visiting the lab for an appointment with Dr. Tager-Flusberg or Dr. Joseph, you do not need to wait for anyone to meet you. Walk down the hallway to the right of the security desk until you see a set of elevators. Take the elevator to the eighth floor. When you come off the elevator, turn right, go through the glass doors, and turn right again. The Lab’s office is located in suite 814, which is halfway down the hallway on your right.


Via Public Transportation:

Take the Orange Line to the Mass Ave stop. Exit the T on the Mass Ave side where the buses stop. Stay on the same side of the street as where you exit the station. Buses travel down both sides of the road, but you want to pick up on the side where you exit the station. There is a Subway sandwich shop attached to the station on this side.

At this point, the Medical Center is either a 15-minute walk or a 5-minute bus ride. If you prefer to walk, proceed straight down Mass Ave to the right until you reach the Boston Medical Center (BMC). If you prefer to take the bus, take either the #1 bus or the CT1 bus to the BMC stop.

Cross Mass Ave so that you are on the BMC campus. Walk past the Urgent Care Clinic and proceed along the path until you reach E. Concord Street. Cross E. Concord Street. On your left, you will see the Boston University School of Medicine building. It is also referred to as the Instructional Building or the L-Building in case you need to ask for directions. Enter the building and take a seat in the waiting area. It is not necessary for you to sign in. A member of the research team will meet you there and escort you to our testing location.

If you are visiting the lab for an appointment with Dr. Tager-Flusberg or Dr. Joseph, you do not need to wait for anyone to meet you. Walk down the hallway to the right of the security desk until you see a set of elevators. Take the elevator to the eighth floor. When you come off the elevator, turn right, go through the glass doors, and turn right again. The Lab’s office is located in suite 814, which is halfway down the hallway on your right.