Campus buildings and architecture

Ashdown House gets LEED-Gold certification

MIT’s first such nod from the U.S. Green Building Council

November 24, 2009

Workers continue their renovation work on the dome above Building 10 in mid-July.

While you were out: Campus renovation, construction projects advanced despite wet summer

September 2, 2009

Chilled beams hit the roof

May 28, 2009

Turning bricks and mortar green

February 23, 2009

Thanks to the generosity of an anonymous donor, construction on the W1 residence hall, formerly known as Ashdown House, will proceed this spring.

Select W1 improvements to proceed this spring

Work made possible by donor's generosity

January 27, 2009

Night art

Hologram exhibit to illuminate MIT Museum windows at dusk

December 3, 2008

As a precaution amid the current economic climate, construction on the W1 residence hall, formerly known as Ashdown House, will be put on hold.

W1 renovations paused amid economic uncertainty

Administrators working with students on next steps

October 28, 2008

Analyzing the 'sponge'

Book details Simmons Hall competition

October 7, 2008

Endicott House garden sale starts Sept. 10

September 10, 2008

Sunny picnic celebrates new dean, housing

September 8, 2008

Picnic to welcome Colombo, unveil new Ashdown House

September 5, 2008

MIT honored for green initiatives

Named one of Kaplan's top 25 environmentally friendly schools

August 6, 2008

MIT graduate students are working on a thermoelectric system that could make MIT's cogeneration plant even more efficient.

MIT students seek to harness waste heat

Device could make MIT's cogeneration plant even more efficient

July 24, 2008

Construction crews work on tearing up the grass at MIT's Steinbrenner Stadium to make way for synthetic grass turf. The renovation was made possible by a $2 million gift from Bob and Eveline Roberts, whose daughter Julia plays on the women's soccer team.

Student-athlete's parents pledge $2 million

Commitment ignites enhancement plan for Steinbrenner Stadium

June 27, 2008

Sol LeWitt's 'Bars of Color within Squares,' located in the Green Center for Physics, with Building 6C to the right.

Building 6C's design firm wins prestigious award

PDSI Project united several academic departments