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The MIT School of Architecture and Planning is one of the five schools of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, located in Cambridge, Massachusetts. MITSchoolofArchitectureandPlanning FromWikipedia,thefreeencyclopedia Jumptonavigation Jumptosearch Seealso:CampusoftheMassachusettsInstituteofTechnology Thisarticlehasmultipleissues.Pleasehelpimproveitordiscusstheseissuesonthetalkpage.(Learnhowandwhentoremovethesetemplatemessages) ThisarticlemayneedtoberewrittentocomplywithWikipedia'squalitystandards.Youcanhelp.Thetalkpagemaycontainsuggestions.(November2010) Thisarticlecontainscontentthatiswrittenlikeanadvertisement.Pleasehelpimproveitbyremovingpromotionalcontentandinappropriateexternallinks,andbyaddingencyclopediccontentwrittenfromaneutralpointofview.(July2020)(Learnhowandwhentoremovethistemplatemessage) (Learnhowandwhentoremovethistemplatemessage) MITSchoolofArchitectureandPlanningTypePrivateEstablished1865(firstcoursestaught)1932(MITSAPestablished)DeanHashimSarkisAcademicstaff150Students408150(Architecture)56(UrbanPlanning)189(MediaLab)9(Art,CultureandTechnology)LocationCambridge,Massachusetts,UnitedStatesCampusUrbanAffiliationsMITWebsitesap.mit.edu TheMITSchoolofArchitectureandPlanning(MITSAP,stylizedasSA+P)isoneofthefiveschoolsoftheMassachusettsInstituteofTechnology,locatedinCambridge,Massachusetts.Foundedin1865byWilliamRobertWare,theschoolofferedthefirstformalarchitecturalcurriculumintheUnitedStates,andthefirstarchitectureprogramintheworldoperatingwithintheestablishmentofauniversity.MITSAPisconsideredaglobalacademicleaderinthedesignfieldsandoneofthemostprestigiousschoolsintheworld.[1] MIT'sdepartmentofarchitecturehasconsistentlyrankedamongthetoparchitecture/builtenvironmentschoolsintheworld,andfrom2015to2018wasrankedhighestintheworldinQSWorldUniversityRankings.[2]In2019,itwasrankedsecondtoTheBartlettbutregainedthenumberonepositioninthe2020rankings.[3] Inthe20thcentury,theschoolcametobeknownasaleaderinintroducingmodernismtoAmerica.MIThasahistoryofcommissioningprogressivebuildings,manyofwhichweredesignedbyfacultyorformerstudentsassociatedwiththeschool.Inrecentyears,thecampusoftheMassachusettsInstituteofTechnologyhasbeenexpandedwithamixofmodernistandpost-modernistbuildings.[4][5] Since2015,theDeanofArchitectureandPlanningisHashimSarkis.[6] Contents 1History 1.1Architecture 1.2Planning 1.3MediaLab 1.4VisualArts 1.5CenterforRealEstate 1.6DeansofMITSchoolofArchitectureandPlanning 2Academicandresearchprograms 2.1Undergraduateeducation 2.2Architecture 2.3MediaLaboratory 2.4UrbanStudiesandPlanning 2.5CenterforRealEstate 2.6MorningsideAcademyforDesign 3Financialsupport 4Rankings 5Research,projectsandpartnerships 5.1MIT@Lawrence 5.2MITSenseableCityLab 6Campus 6.1RogersBuilding 6.2RotchLibrary 6.3FabLabs 6.4MediaLabbuildings 7Distinguishedalumniandfaculty 7.1Alumni 7.2Currentfaculty 7.3Formerfaculty 8References 9Furtherreading 10Externallinks History[edit] Architecture[edit] TheArchitectureprogramattheMassachusettsInstituteofTechnologywasfoundedin1865,withthefirstcoursestaughtin1868.Despiteitsfoundingwithinatechnicalschool,thearchitectureprogrambeganasacourseofgeneralstudythatwasmorecloselyalignedwiththeliberalarts.WilliamRobertWaremodeledtheschoolasamodifiedversionoftheÉcoledesBeaux-ArtsinParis,entrustingtheprogram'sdesignleadershiptoEugeneLetang,aFrenchgraduateoftheÉcolewhowasastrictteacherofprecisedraftsmanshipandclearcomposition. In1932,whenMITPresidentKarlT.Comptonreorganizedtheinstitute'sacademicstructure,theSchoolofArchitecturewasformallyestablished,incorporatingthedepartmentofarchitecture.Theheadofthedepartmentofarchitecture,WilliamEmerson,becamethefirstdeanoftheSchoolofArchitecture. Planning[edit] UrbanStudiesandPlanningwasoriginallyadepartmentwithintheSchoolofArchitectureattheMassachusettsInstituteofTechnology.TheCityPlanningprogramwasfirstofferedinSeptember1933.[7] In1944theschoolwasrenamedtheSchoolofArchitectureandPlanning.In1947,theDepartmentofCityandRegionalPlanningwasestablished,whichwasrenamedtheDepartmentofUrbanStudiesandPlanning(DUSP)in1969. MediaLab[edit] Mainarticle:MITMediaLab TheMITMediaLabwasorganizedin1980byProfessorNicholasNegroponteandformerMITPresidentandScienceAdvisortoPresidentJohnF.Kennedy,JeromeWiesner.TheLabgrewoutoftheworkofMIT'sArchitectureMachineGroup,andremainswithinMIT'sSchoolofArchitectureandPlanning. Devotedtoresearchprojectsattheconvergenceofmultimediaandtechnology,theMediaLabwaswidelypopularizedinthe1990sbybusinessandtechnologypublicationssuchasWiredandRedHerringforaseriesofinnovativebutpracticalinventionsinthefieldsofwirelessnetworks,fieldsensing,webbrowsers,andtheWorldWideWeb.TheMediaLabworksprimarilyonthetheoryandreal-worldimplementationofphysical-virtualinterface.AsNegroponteenvisionedit,interfacehasbecomeanarchitecturalproblem.TherehavebeennumerousresearchspinoffsgrowingoutoftheMediaLab,includingOneLaptopperChild(OLPC),ElectronicInk,andLEGOMindstorms. VisualArts[edit] TheMITPrograminArt,CultureandTechnology(ACT),hostedwithinthedepartmentofarchitecture,wascreatedinthesummerof2009bythemergeroftheVisualArtsProgram(VAP)andtheCenterforAdvancedVisualStudies(CAVS).TheCAVS,nowrenamedtheACTFellowsprogram,wasfoundedin1968withGyörgyKepesasthedirector.TheCAVShadthegoalofencouragingcollaborationamongartists,scientists,andengineers,anditservedasaprecursortotheMITMediaLabdecadeslater.ThesuccessorACTFellowsprogramisstillheldinhighregardasaresearchcenterforpracticingartists. CenterforRealEstate[edit] TheMITCenterforRealEstatewasestablishedin1983withtheaimofimprovingthequalityofthebuiltenvironment.Anintensiveone-yearprogramleadstoaMasterofScienceinRealEstatedegree.[8] DeansofMITSchoolofArchitectureandPlanning[edit] Dean Tenure Career WilliamEmerson 1932-1939 Architect WalterR.MacCornack 1939-1944 Architect WilliamR.Wurster 1944-1950 Architect PietroBelluschi 1950-1965 Architect LawrenceB.Anderson 1965-1971 Architect WilliamL.Porter 1972-1981 Architect JohndeMonchaux 1981-1992 ArchitectandUrbanPlanner WilliamJ.Mitchell 1992-2003 ArchitectandUrbanDesigner AdèleNaudéSantos 2004-2014 Architect MarkJarzombek Interimdean,July–December2014 ArchitecturalHistorian HashimSarkis 2015–present ArchitectandUrbanDesigner Academicandresearchprograms[edit] Undergraduateeducation[edit] UndergraduatesareadmittedMIT-wide,andarenotexpectedtoformallydeclareamajoruntiltheendofthefreshmanorsophomoreyear.AllMITundergradsmustsatisfytheGeneralInstituteRequirementsregardlessofmajor,aswellasmore-specializeddepartmentalrequirements.SAPundergradsnormallyareaffiliatedwiththearchitecturedepartment(Course4)ortheDepartmentofUrbanStudiesandPlanning(DUSP,Course11).AllMITundergradsmayfreelyregisterforanycoursesonauniversity-widebasis,includinggraduate-levelcourses,providingthattheyhavesatisfiedanycourseprerequisites. Architecture[edit] Thedepartmentofarchitectureisdividedintofivemainresearchareas:ArchitecturalDesign;BuildingTechnology;DesignandComputation;History,TheoryandCriticismofArchitectureandArt(forwhichMITwasthefirsttoestablishsuchaprogram);andtheArt,CultureandTechnologyprogram.Further,therearethreespecialresearchgroups:AgaKhanProgramforIslamicArchitecture(inpartnershipwithHarvardUniversity),theCenterforRealEstateandtheSpecialInterestGroupinUrbanSettlements. Thedepartmentoffersseveraldegrees,including: BachelorofScienceinArtandDesign(BSAD) BachelorofScience(BS)aspre-professional,undergraduatedegrees MasterofArchitecture(MArch) MasterofScienceinArchitectureStudies(SMArchS)withaspecializationintheschool'sfivemainresearchareas BuildingTechnology Design Computation HistoryandTheoryofArchitecture Urbanism MasterofScienceinBuildingTechnology(SMBT) MasterofScienceinArt,CultureandTechnology(SMACT) DoctorofPhilosophyinArchitecture(PhD)degreewithspecializationin BuildingTechnology DesignandComputation HistoryandTheoryofArchitecture HistoryandTheoryofArt NicholasdeMonchauxhasbeenthechairofthearchitecturedepartmentsince2020. MediaLaboratory[edit] TheMITMediaLabPrograminMediaArtsandSciences(MAS)offerstwodegrees MasterofScience DoctorofPhilosophyinMediaArtsandSciences UrbanStudiesandPlanning[edit] TheDepartmentofUrbanStudiesandPlanning(DUSP)hasfourspecializationareas:CityDesignandDevelopment;EnvironmentalPolicy;Housing,CommunityandEconomicDevelopment;andtheInternationalDevelopmentGroup.Therearealsothreecross-cuttingareasofstudy:TransportationPlanningandPolicy;UrbanInformationSystems(UIS);andRegionalPlanning. TheDepartmentofUrbanStudiesandPlanningoffersthefollowingdegrees MasterinCityPlanning(MCP) PhDinUrbanandRegionalStudies PhDinUrbanandRegionalPlanning BachelorofScience(SB)inPlanning afive-yearSB/MCP minorsinPublicPolicyandinUrbanStudiesandPlanning. CenterforRealEstate[edit] TheMITCenterforRealEstatewasestablishedin1983withtheaimofimprovingthequalityofthebuiltenvironment.Anintensiveone-yearprogramleadstoaMasterofScienceinRealEstatedegree. MorningsideAcademyforDesign[edit] TheMITMorningsideAcademyforDesignwasestablishedin2022[9]asaninterdisciplinarycentertofosteracademicandresearchprogramsacrossMIT,especiallybetweentheSchoolofArchitectureandPlanningandtheMITSchoolofEngineering. Financialsupport[edit] Asubstantialportionoftheannualbudget,whichsupportshalftuitionandfull-tuitionscholarshipsinadditiontotheschool'scosts,isgeneratedthroughdonationsfromalumniinboththepublicandtheprivatesector.StudentsalsohavetheopportunitytobefullyfundedwhentravelingabroadthroughMISTI. Rankings[edit] Forfourconsecutiveyearsfrom2015to2018,theMITArchitectureDepartmentreceivedthetopworldrankingfromQSWorldUniversityRankings.[10]Inthe2019/2020rankings,thedepartmentwasranked2ndintheworld.Inthe2020/2021rankingshowever,MITregainedthetoppositiononceagain. Asof2018[update],DesignIntelligencerankedtheMITMArchprogramin2ndplace.Theprogram'sten-yearaveragerankingplacesit4thoverall,onitsrankingofprogramsaccreditedbytheNationalArchitecturalAccreditingBoard.[citationneeded]In2018,DesignIntelligencerankedMITamongthetopthreeMostAdmiredArchitectureSchoolsatthegraduatelevel.[11] Asof2017,MIT'sDepartmentofUrbanStudiesandPlanningranks#1inNorthAmericaforgraduateprogramsinurbanplanning,accordingtoPlanetizen.[12] Research,projectsandpartnerships[edit] Inadditiontoitsdegreeprograms,MITadministersresearchinitiativesindesign,technology,historyandstructure.Theschoolpublishestheannualpeer-reviewedjournalxThresholdsandBuildingDiscourse,andotherdesignbooksandstudioworks. MIT@Lawrence[edit] MIT@LawrenceisapartnershipamongMIT,severalLawrence,Massachusetts-basedcommunityorganizations,andtheCityofLawrence.Thepartnershipisaimedatfacilitatingaffordablehousingdevelopment,buildingcommunityassets,andimprovingyouthpathwaystoadvancement.ItisfundedbytheUnitedStatesDepartmentofHousingandUrbanDevelopment(HUD). MITSenseableCityLab[edit] Mainarticle:MITSenseableCityLab TheMITSenseableCityLaboratoryaimstoinvestigateandanticipatehowdigitaltechnologiesarechangingthewaypeopleliveandtheirimplicationsattheurbanscale.DirectorCarloRattifoundedtheSenseableCityLabin2004withintheCityDesignandDevelopmentgroupattheDepartmentofUrbanStudiesandPlanning,aswellasincollaborationwiththeMITMediaLab.Recentprojectsinclude"TheCopenhagenWheel"[13]whichdebutedatthe2009UnitedNationsClimateChangeConference,"Trash_Track"[14]shownattheArchitecturalLeagueofNewYorkandtheSeattlePublicLibrary,"NewYorkTalkExchange"[15]featuredintheMoMATheMuseumofModernArt,andRealTimeRomeincludedinthe2006VeniceBiennaleofArchitecture. Campus[edit] Uncommontodesigneducation,MIT'sprogramsareintegratedwiththegreateruniversityincurriculum,resources,andcampus.Thenetworkofcontiguousbuildingsthatcombinestocreatethecampusfosterssharingofcommonspacesandcirculationswithneighboringfieldsofstudy. RogersBuilding[edit] MostoftheschoolfacilitiesarelocatedinorneartheRogersBuilding,atthemainentrancetothecentralMITcampus(chieflydesignedbyWilliamWellesBosworth;thehallwayspaceshavebeennicknamedtheInfiniteCorridor.ThefourthfloorwesternendoftheInfiniteCorridorislinedwithstudiospacesandclassrooms,whileotherclassroomsaredispersedthroughoutthecampus.The"glassbowl"natureofmanyofthearchitecturalspacesliningtheInfiniteCorridorinvitescolleaguesacrosstheschoolforobservationandcollaboration. VenuesalongtheInfiniteCorridordisplayexhibitsthatregularlyfeaturetheworkoffaculty,researchers,andstudents.AdditionalSAPexhibitsmaybeseenattheMITMuseum,WolkGallery,KellerGallery,DeansOfficeGallery,RotchLibrary,andthePLAZmADigitalGallery. RotchLibrary[edit] Originallybuiltin1938aspartoftheRogersBuilding(designedbyWilliamWellesBosworthwithHarryJ.Carlson),MIT'sRotchLibraryofArchitectureandPlanningisoneofthepremierarchitecturelibrariesintheUnitedStates,supportingthefirstformalarchitectureprograminthecountry.RotchLibraryisalsohometotheAgaKhanDocumentationCenter,theGISLab,theVisualCollection,andtheRotchLimitedAccesscollections. Althoughthelibraryacquiredanadditionalhalf-floorofspaceinthemid-1950s,thecollectionhadoutgrownits9,200-square-foot(850 m2)facilitybythe1970s.Theonlyavailableexpansionspacewasanarrowverticalcavitynexttotheoriginallibrary.Schwartz/SilverArchitectsdecidedtosuspendnewlyaddedfloorsfromroofgirderswhichsupporttheweightofthebooksfromabove,allowingtheeliminationoffloorbeamstomaximizeuseofthenarrowfootprint.Sixnewfloorswerefittedintothesameheightasthefouroftheoriginalbuilding,whilestillallowingfora17-foot(5.2 m)verticalclearanceforatruckturnaroundbelow.Anarrow,sky-litatriumbetweentheoldbuildingandthenewadditionallowssunlighttoreachofficesandstudiosintheupperfloors,mitigatingtheunavoidablelossofexteriorviews.Theresultisanadditionthathasbeenreferredtoasa"glasscage",whichcontainsthebookstacks,limited-accesscollection,andexhibitiongallery,whiletherenovatedoriginalBosworthbuildingholdsthemainreadingroomandadministrativeoffices. FabLabs[edit] MITSAPhasaccesstomultiplefablabs,includingtwoalongtheInfiniteCorridor,awoodshopinBuildingN51(severalblocksaway),theMediaLabshop(inBuildingE14),theDesignCenterLab,andotherspaces.[16]Thereisasmartphoneapptoallowstudentsandstafftolocateresourcescampus-wide,andtocoordinateaccesstofabfacilities. MediaLabbuildings[edit] Attheeasternendofthecampus,theWiesnerbuilding(E15,designedbyI.M.Pei)mainlyhousestheMediaLabprograms,theListVisualArtsCenter,theSchoolofArchitectureandPlanning'sPrograminArt,CultureandTechnology(ACT),andMIT'sPrograminComparativeMediaStudies(CMS). In2009,theMediaLabexpandedintoanewbuilding(E14)designedbyPritzkerPrize-winningJapanesearchitectFumihikoMaki.ThelocalarchitectofrecordisLeersWeinzapfelAssociates,ofBoston.The163,000-square-foot(15,100 m2),six-storybuildingfeaturesanopen,atelier-style,adaptablearchitecturespecificallydesignedtoprovidetheflexibilitytorespondtoemergingresearchpriorities.Highlevelsoftransparencythroughoutthebuilding'sinteriormakeongoingresearchvisible,encouragingconnectionsandcollaborationamongresearchers.Thetwobuildingsarecloselyinterconnectedonseverallevels,allowingfreemovementbetweeninteriorspaces. Distinguishedalumniandfaculty[edit] Seealso:ListofMassachusettsInstituteofTechnologyalumni Alumni[edit] ChristopherAlexander,architect,co-authorofAPatternLanguage ChristopherCharlesBenninger,founderofSchoolofPlanning,CEPT,Ahmedabad,architectandurbanplanner. WilliamWellesBosworth,architectandoriginalplannerofMIT'sCambridgeCampus GordonBunshaft,partnerinSkidmore,OwingsandMerrill,modernistarchitect,PritzkerPrizeLaureate(1988) IditHarelCaperton,educationalpsychologistandepistemologist OgdenCodmanJr.,architectandinteriordecorator CharlesCorrea,architect,JapanPraemiumImperiale,RIBARoyalGoldMedal DanielChesterFrench,architectoftheLincolnMemorial JohnDesmond,architectureprofessorLouisianaStateUniversity MantleFielding BenjaminFry,co-creatorofProcessingcomputerlanguage CassGilbert,architectoftheUnitedStatesSupremeCourtBuilding MarionMahonyGriffin,co-designeroftheplanforCanberra,Australia SaulGriffith,inventor,recipientofMacArthurAward"geniusgrant" K.MichaelHays,architecturetheorist NathanaelHerreshoff,navalarchitect/engineer,yachtdesigner RaymondHood,architectofRockefellerCenter MyronHunt MarkJarzombek,architecturehistorian MitchellJoachim,professorandurbandesigner JanetKeeping,lawyerandacademic,leaderoftheGreenPartyofAlberta VincentG.Kling,architect,co-founderofKlingStubbins PiotrKowalski,Polishsculptor KevinA.Lynch,urbanplanner,professorandauthor JohnMaeda,presidentofRhodeIslandSchoolofDesign(2008-2013),graphicdesigner,computerscientist,author SteveMeretzky,computergamedesigner KathleenMerrigan,UnitedStatesDeputySecretaryofAgriculture BenjaminNetanyahu,9thand13thPrimeMinisterofIsrael NicholasNegroponte,architect,technologyvisionary,author,founderofMediaLab,ChairmanofOneLaptopperChild NgoziOkonjo-Iweala,ManagingDirectoroftheWorldBank DaleOwen,Welsharchitect WilliamPedersenofKohnPedersenFox,Americanarchitect I.M.Pei,architect,RIBARoyalGoldMedal,PritzkerPrizeLaureate(1983) CarloRatti,Italianarchitect,engineer,DirectorofMITSenseableCityLab CaseyReas,co-creatorofProcessingcomputerlanguage MitchelResnick,professoroflearningresearch DouglasT.Ross,scientistwhocoinedthetermCADforcomputer-aideddesign ArthurRotch,Americanarchitectandactivist SteveRussell,creatorofthefirstvideogameSpacewar! B.StanleySimmons LouisSkidmore,foundingpartnerofSkidmore,OwingsandMerrill,AIAGoldMedal MichaelSorkin,Americanarchitect EdwardDurellStone,modernistarchitect LouisSullivan,"ProphetofModernArchitecture",recipientofAIAGoldMedal TomasTaveira,Portuguesearchitect JamesKnoxTaylor,supervisoryarchitectofDenverMintandPhiladelphiaMint RobertTaylor,architect,MIT'sfirstblackgraduate NaderTehrani,DeanofCooperUnion StanleyTigerman,architect JohnTsang,FinancialSecretary(HongKong),ChairoftheMC6oftheWTO HarryMohrWeese,architect,historicpreservationadvocate SarahWhiting,DeanofRiceUniversitySchoolofArchitecture HarryWolf,AmericanArchitect Currentfaculty[edit] AzraAksamija YungHoChang,formerchairofDepartmentofArchitecture MarceloCoelho,computationartistanddesigner MarkJarzombek,architecturalhistorianandtheorist SheilaKennedy(architect) KentLarson(architect),directorofthechangingplacesresearchgroup NicholasNegroponte,cofounderMITMediaLab JohnOchsendorf,structuralengineer,recipientofMacArthurAward"geniusgrant" NeriOxman,bioengineer,pioneerininnovativematerials AdèleNaudéSantos HashimSarkis,Dean WangShu,PritzkerPrizeLaureate AnneWhistonSpirn,landscapearchitect GeorgeStiny SkylarTibbits,designerandcomputerscientist Formerfaculty[edit] AlvarAalto,Finnisharchitect,recipientofAIAGoldMedalandRIBARoyalGoldMedal AlanA.Altshuler PietroBelluschi,architect,formerDean,recipientofAIAGoldMedalandNationalMedalofArts MurielCooper,influentialgraphicdesigner,firstfemaletenuredprofessorattheMediaLab,firstartdirectoroftheMITPress WilliamEmerson,formerDeanofArchitecture BuckminsterFuller,visionaryarchitect,designer,author,inventedthegeodesicdome SigfriedGiedion,authorofthehighlyinfluentialhistorySpace,TimeandArchitecture DoloresHayden K.MichaelHays LouisKahn,architect,urbanplanner BashirulHaq,architect,regionalmodernist,ex-professoratBUETandSUST HHFArchitects JoiIto,formerdirectorofMITMediaLab SanfordKwinter KevinA.Lynch,urbanplanner,professor,author WinyMaas,Dutcharchitect,memberofMVRDV JohnMaeda,PresidentoftheRhodeIslandSchoolofDesign,graphicdesigner,author RahulMehrotra WilliamJ.Mitchell,formerDean,prolificauthor,architect,urbandesignerwhoplayedamajorrolein21stcenturyMITcampusexpansion SelgasCano KenzoTange,architect,AIAGoldMedal,PritzkerPrizelaureate(1987) NaderTehrani,Dean,CooperUnion WilliamRobertWare,founderofarchitectureprogramsatMITandColumbiaUniversity KrzysztofWodiczko,artist WilliamWurster,formerDean,recipientofAIAGoldMedal,founderofarchitectureprogramatUCBerkeley MeejinYoon,ChairofDepartmentofArchitecture,recipientoftheRomePrize References[edit] ^"MITnamedworld'stopuniversityforarchitectureforthirdyearrunning".Dezeen.2017-03-13.Retrieved2018-12-04. ^"MITnamedNo.1universityworldwideforarchitecture/builtenvironment,No.4forartanddesign|MITArchitecture".architecture.mit.edu.Retrieved2018-12-04. ^"Architecture/BuiltEnvironment".TopUniversities.Retrieved4February2020. ^Dillon,David(2004-02-22)."StarchitectureonCampus".BostonGlobe.Retrieved2006-10-24. ^Flint,Anthony(October13,2002)."AtMIT,GoingBoldlyWhereNoArchitectHasGoneBefore".BostonGlobe. ^"SchoolofArchitectureandPlanning:AboutUs".MIT.Retrieved2007-08-13. ^"MITHistory-DepartmentofUrbanStudiesandPlanning".libraries.mit.edu. ^"MITHistory-SchoolofArchitectureandPlanning".libraries.mit.edu. ^"MITMorningsideAcademyforDesigncreatedasanewhubforcross-disciplinaryeducation,research,andinnovation".MITNews|MassachusettsInstituteofTechnology.Retrieved2022-03-14. ^"MITnamedNo.1universityworldwideforarchitecture/builtenvironment,No.4forartanddesign|MITArchitecture".architecture.mit.edu.Retrieved2020-01-20. ^"DesignIntelligenceTopRatedArchitectureSchools2018".di-rankings.com.Archivedfromtheoriginalon2019-01-24.Retrieved2019-05-02. ^"TopSchools".Planetizen-UrbanPlanningNews,Jobs,andEducation.Retrieved2019-05-01. ^ForBicyclistsNeedingaBoost,ThisWheelMayHelp,NYT,December14,2009 ^FollowingTrashandRecyclablesonTheirJourney,NYT,September16,2009 ^NewYorkandtheVanguardofDigitalDesign,NYTCityRoomblog,February22,2008 ^https://archshops.mit.edu/ Furtherreading[edit] PaulBennett,"LandscapeOrganism:TheWestPhiladelphiaLandscapeProject",LandscapeArchitecture(March2000):66–71,82. 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