Architecture

Green design research unites Institute across disciplines

November 1, 2006

A 'haircutting intervention' in Belgrade, was among the Lost Highway's roadside attractions. Azra Aksamija, graduate student in architecture and the Aga Khan program, was a project organizer.

Lost Highway project designers will discuss cultural travel Oct. 26-27

Roadside attractions included 'haircut intervention'

October 24, 2006

Homeless shelters

October 18, 2006

Walking tall

October 4, 2006

Graduate student W. Victoria Lee's design for a North End rooftop house is among the architectural models on display in the Wiesner Gallery of the Student Center. The tall center tower belongs to another model on exhibit, built by senior Harini Rajaraman.

Student design exhibit highlights creative process

September 20, 2006

This photo of Eastwood, a housing project on Roosevelt Island in New York City, is part of a current exhibit at the Wolk Gallery. The development, designed by Sert, Jackson & Associates, was built in 1974.

Urban housing showcased

September 20, 2006

Building bridges

September 13, 2006

At MIT, coursework is an experience

September 8, 2006

The Ninth Ward in New Orleans in mid-September, 2005. MIT freshmen will use the city as a case study for a new course on "cities at risk."

Freshmen to learn New Orleans' lessons

New architecture and planning course explores 'cities at risk'

September 8, 2006

Housing expert discusses work in bayou

Reinhard Goethert helping rebuild stricken Louisiana

September 5, 2006

Design Lab's urban vision includes a snake-like bus.

Duty now for the future: MIT Design Lab invents new urban systems

August 28, 2006

MIT-Beijing design studio plans for urban future

Innovative partnership with Tsinghua University celebrates 20 years

August 18, 2006

eLens: A digital take on the streets where we live

August 11, 2006

This artist's rendering shows the Fab Tree Hab, a home made of living plants.

Three from MIT envision grow-your-own home

August 1, 2006

Sloan Kulper (S.B. 2003) and Audrey Roy (S.B. 2005) have designed a building in the shape of a cell for the Institute for Nanobiomedical Technology and Membrane Biology in Chengdu, China. This illustration shows the exterior in daytime. Protrusions in the facade provide meeting areas attached directly to interior laboratories.

Three at MIT conceive cell-shaped building

Novel architecture planned for institute in China

July 28, 2006

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