Architecture

A celebration in pictures

MIT opens Brain and Cognitive Sciences Complex

December 2, 2005

MIT opens world's largest neuroscience research center

December 2, 2005

New architecture brings scientists together

Three tenants share neuroscience complex

November 29, 2005

A screenshot from an animation showing the changing patterns of wireless Internet activity during 24 hours on the MIT campus. Red indicates a large number of users per access point, black a small number.

Museum exhibit shows this wireless campus never sleeps

November 1, 2005

Coppelia Ice Cream Parlour in Havana, designed by Mario Girona in the mid-1960s.

Cuban architecture on view

October 26, 2005

The interior of Eero Saarinen's MIT Chapel is shown to great effect on Sept. 11, 2002, when an all-day vigil was held there. The chapel is 50 years old this year.

Architectural wonders, chapel, Kresge turn 50

October 19, 2005

MiHae Chang, a junior in architecture, puts the finishing touches on the can doorway of her team's portable homeless shelter. Working in teams of four or five, students had five days to design and build the individual shelters for Professor Jan Wampler's architecture class.

Architecture students design and build homeless shelters

October 5, 2005

A team of MIT architecture students built a wall behind the MIT Museum by following an ancient construction technique known as "rammed earth." Here, graduate student Shuji Suzumori prepares the mixture of Boston Blue Clay, sand and gravel that was used to build the wall.

Architects build on history

Ancient 'rammed earth' method used for wall

September 16, 2005

Professor to appear on PBS

September 14, 2005

Reception set for winner of Schnitzer Prize

September 14, 2005

Street map of Graz, Austria, overlaid with an electronic visualization of cellphone activity.

MIT researchers map city by cellphone

September 14, 2005

Chang describes building blocks of his career

September 13, 2005

Architecture's new head sees MIT 'treasure'

September 13, 2005

This architectural model of a proposed Community Care Center, made by graduate student Katice Helinski, shows the courtyard, a "microvillage" of buildings and the traditional Zambian insake at the entrance. Children's murals will grace the outer walls. The design is by Professor Jan Wampler, assisted by students Helinski and Stephen Form.

Professor plans African AIDS clinics

June 8, 2005

Architecture awards

June 1, 2005

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A celebration in pictures

MIT opens world's largest neuroscience research center

New architecture brings scientists together

Museum exhibit shows this wireless campus never sleeps

Cuban architecture on view

Architectural wonders, chapel, Kresge turn 50

Architecture students design and build homeless shelters

Architects build on history

Professor to appear on PBS

Reception set for winner of Schnitzer Prize

MIT researchers map city by cellphone

Chang describes building blocks of his career

Architecture's new head sees MIT 'treasure'

Professor plans African AIDS clinics

Architecture awards

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