Reimagining Campus – Page 2 – MIT Spectrum

Located at the corner of Massachusetts Avenue and Vassar Street, the Metropolitan Warehouse opened in 1895 as a storage facility and was added to the National Registry of Historic Places in 1986. Photo: Jose-Luis Olivares/MIT News

Fall 2018

A Transformative Future for the Met Warehouse

Proposed renovation would house School of Architecture and Planning

Construction on MIT.nano is now substantially completed. Photo: John Cole

Spring 2018

MIT.nano Comes to Life

Long-awaited facility completes construction

More than 40 students formed the cast and crew of The Resistable Rise of Arturo Ui, staged in November 2016. Photo: Jonathan Sachs

Winter 2017

Weaving through the Action

MIT Theater Arts: performance and design, under one roof at last

Winter 2017

A Bright New Beginning for the Samuel Tak Lee Building

A rejuvenated home for MIT’s urban development and real estate programs

How MIT Stacked the Building Blocks of Innovation in Favor of Kendall Square

Photo: Len Rubenstein

Spring 2016

Made Here

Inside the Hobby Shop

Kendall Square rendering by Encore: courtesy of Elkus Manfredi Architects

Spring 2016

Reimagining the MIT Campus

Spring 2015

Kendall Square: A Global Center for Innovation Grows Alongside MIT

Once lined with old factories and abandoned buildings, Kendall Square is now a global center for innovation.