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Green Building (MIT Building 54): Interior · A room in the Department of Earth, Atmospheric & Planetary Sciences
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Education · Late modernism

Green Building (MIT Building 54)

I. M. Pei · Cambridge, United States · 1964

Key featuresA slab-like concrete research tower with a gridded window wall, raised over an open, windy ground floor.

Architect
I. M. Pei
Place
Cambridge, United States
Year
1964
Typology
Education
Movement
Late modernism
Region
Americas
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