THE FIXER

Faithful & Gould?s Pat Gallagher isn't joking when he tells us ?I don't design or, build anything, but I'm heavily involved in the local real estate market.? Pat, whom we snapped with Genzyme?s Cynthia Donnelly and Nelson Black Cow?s Stacy Chambers at a recent roof deck fete, represents needs of owners who are building new or renovating space: ?Basically we look after the owner?s money.? His team, which focuses on pharma and biotech projects, collaborated with Cynthia on a Genzyme research lab being built in Beijing. Now, Pat and his group are helping the Broad Institute fit up 80k SF it leased from BioMed Realty at 301 Binney St., Cambridge

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