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Architecture awards

June 7, 2006

Researchers from MIT and Cambridge University are collaborating on in-depth studies of this building in Luton, England, which is cooled by natural ventilation. Their work includes on-site measurements, computer simulations and experiments with scale models.

Comfortable buildings -- hold the air conditioning

June 2, 2006

DUSP student aids New Orleans recovery

May 22, 2006

The winning mini-skyscraper 'Muscles' is hoisted into position in front of the Student Center on Friday, May 12.

Skyscraper rises on campus

May 16, 2006

Architecture head Yung Ho Chang wins prize

May 10, 2006

Presentation of the Global Holcim Awards 2006 Gold-Venezuela prize by Dean AdÌ¬le NaudÌ© Santos, left, to Maria InÌ©s Pocaterra and Silvia Soonets of Proyectos Arqui.

MIT dean judges sustainable projects

May 2, 2006

MIT alumna Deborah Epstein and Alan Joslin, an MIT graduate and visiting faculty member, have been selected to design a new concert hall in Rockport, Mass.

Visiting professor chosen to design Rockport concert hall

April 19, 2006

Conference explores work that crosses disciplines

April 12, 2006

Architect Holl builds on themes

April 10, 2006

MIT's Special Interest Group in Urban Settlement has developed a modular unit house that accommodates different family sizes, is tailored to bayou culture and stands on flood-resistant stilts.

Housing designed with Louisiana in mind

April 3, 2006

Sze project shows arts funds at work

March 22, 2006

Sculptor Sarah Sze stands outside the Sidney-Pacific graduate student residence on Friday, March 17. Her new work, 'Blue Poles,' can be seen behind her, running up the side of the building.

Famed sculptor Sze unveils Sidney-Pacific work

March 13, 2006

Tsunami project exhibit

March 8, 2006

MacVicar Fellows Leslie Norford, second from left, and Dennis Freeman, third from left, were feted for educational excellence on Friday, March 3. Joining them are, from left, Dean for Undergraduate Education Daniel Hastings, President Susan Hockfield, Provost L. Rafael Reif and Victoria MacVicar, sister of Margaret MacVicar. Not pictured is MacVicar Fellow Samuel Bowring.

Three awarded MacVicars for great teaching

March 8, 2006

IBM's Everywhere Display is part of the 'Digital_minimal' exhibit now on display in the School of Architecture and Planning's Wolk Gallery through March 29. The installation is a video projector with a rotating mirror that allows any surface around it to become a potential screen.

New directions for digital design on display

March 1, 2006

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