MIT evolves for the next century

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.

East Campus Residence | 62 and 64

Constructed in 1924, East Campus, with its distinctive parallel structures and expansive courtyard, is undergoing a historic renovation reflecting the input of students, faculty, and alumni. Construction expected 2023–2025.
Yet to be raised: $15M
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MechE Rooftop Commons | 1 and 3

A planned renovation of the pyramid-shaped ziggurat atop the intersection of Buildings 1 and 3 and the rooftop of Building 1 will increase the footprint of the Department of Mechanical Engineering and provide state-of-the-art space for collaborative activities. Construction pending.
Yet to be raised: $9.5M
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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.
Yet to be raised: $22.6M
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Stephen A. Schwarzman College of Computing | 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.
Yet to be raised: $70.25M
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Stratton Student Center | W20

A renewal of the Student Center has improved design, infrastructure, and flexible-use space in this hub of student life. The new Wellbeing Lab anchors MIT’s well-being initiatives, and new dance studios and multipurpose space are featured on the fourth floor.
Yet to be raised: $4M
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