Campus buildings and architecture

This photo, taken a few days before MIThenge during the autumn of 2004, shows the sunlight passing through the Infinite Corridor.

Illuminating the Corridor is an annual solar event

January 26, 2005

At the Educational Technology Fair, Professor Eric Klopfer of urban studies and planning gestures in front of his computer screen as he describes how he integrates handheld devices into his courses.

Big turnout at Ed Tech fair signals ideas catching on

November 10, 2004

Brain and cognitive sciences building rendering, Vassar Street plaza facade.

Brain and cognitive sciences facilities taking shape

October 29, 2004

Green lights for Red Sox

October 26, 2004

The elephants walk

October 20, 2004

The waterfall made a big splash with youngsters at the grand opening of the newest Technology Children's Center at MIT.

Grinning tots populate new lot

September 2, 2004

Gentlemen and ladies, raise your shovels! Participants inWednesday's Broad Institute groundbreaking, left to right, are Edward H. Linde, president of Boston Properties; Jacqueline S. Sullivan, chair of the Cambridge Redevelopment Authority; Harvard University president Lawrence H. Summers; Susan L. Lindquist, director of the Whitehead Institute for Biomedical Research; Edward J. Benz, Jr., preside...

Home established for genome research leader, the Broad Institute

July 14, 2004

Two of the hallmark design elements of the Stata Center: a polished surface and, in its reflection, an irregularly shaped exterior wall.

Architects trade views on Stata Center design

May 19, 2004

Architect Frank Gehry (above) in front of his latest design--MIT's Stata Center, named for alumnus Ray Stata and his wife Maria Stata.

New building embodies vision -- and quirkiness

MIT celebrates Stata Center

May 12, 2004

A view from the ninth floor of the Stata Center.

Digital tools went into it; innovation will come out

MIT celebrates Stata Center

May 12, 2004

MIT's Stata Center opens May 7

May 6, 2004

Lincoln Laboratory technicians including Frank Rittershaus (pictured) restored the SCR-615B radar antenna and installed it as part of the permanent display on the history of Building 20 located in the Stata Center's Dreyfoos Tower. Inside the crate-like pedestal beneath the antenna is a Building 20 time capsule created in 1998-99 by UROP students Tanisha Lloyd (S.B. 1999) and Sonia Tulyani (S.B. 2...

Stata Center dedication this week

May 5, 2004

Schering-Plough Library to relocate

March 31, 2004

Construction Update

March 31, 2004

The future location of the Broad Institute at 7 Cambridge Center.

Broad sets sights on Cambridge Center

March 31, 2004

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Big turnout at Ed Tech fair signals ideas catching on

Brain and cognitive sciences facilities taking shape

Green lights for Red Sox

The elephants walk

Grinning tots populate new lot

Home established for genome research leader, the Broad Institute

Architects trade views on Stata Center design

New building embodies vision -- and quirkiness

Digital tools went into it; innovation will come out

MIT's Stata Center opens May 7

Stata Center dedication this week

Schering-Plough Library to relocate

Construction Update

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