The renewal of MIT’s physical facilities is vital to the Institute’s mission to advance knowledge and educate students in science, technology, and other areas of scholarship that will best serve the nation and the world. MIT seeks philanthropic support for several critical capital projects. A gift of any size makes an impact, and naming opportunities are available for gifts of $100K or more. View a map of current capital projects.
East Campus Residence | 62 and 64
Constructed in 1924, East Campus, with its distinctive parallel structures and expansive courtyard, has undergone a historic renovation reflecting the input of students, faculty, and alumni. Construction completed.
Signature Naming Opportunity:
$5M Courtyard
Yet to Be Raised: $15M
McCormick Hall | W4
The renovation of McCormick Hall will ensure this historic all-women’s residence remains a hub of activity for undergraduate women on campus well into the future. Construction 2026–2027.
Signature Naming Opportunity:
$5M Penthouse
Yet to Be Raised: $5M
Undergraduate Advising Center
Opened to the community in fall 2025, the new space was conceived in response to student requests for a centralized campus location that supports undergraduates’ academic needs. Construction completed.
Signature Naming Opportunity:
$25M Undergraduate Advising Center Suite
Yet to Be Raised: $25M
Metropolitan Warehouse | W41
A transformative renovation is converting this iconic building into a new home for the MIT School of Architecture and Planning and a location for the Morningside Academy for Design. Under construction through 2025.
Signature Naming Opportunity:
$3M Mixer Review Studio
Yet to Be Raised: $25M
Stephen A. Schwarzman College of Computing Building | 45
The centralized headquarters for the MIT Schwarzman College of Computing is an interdisciplinary hub for research and innovation in computing, artificial intelligence, and related fields.
Signature Naming Opportunity:
$25M Event Space
Yet to Be Raised: $70.25M
MIT Quantum Building
The MIT Quantum Building will bring together experts in physics, chemistry, materials science, computer science, and engineering to advance quantum systems under the umbrella of the MIT Quantum Initiative. New technologies will transform how information is processed, materials are designed, and the physical world is measured and understood. Under construction through 2028.
Signature Naming Opportunity:
$60M Building 39
Yet to Be Raised: $60M
