Massachusetts Institute of Technology

The continuous renewal and renovation of MIT’s physical facilities is an essential component of the Institute's mission to advance knowledge and educate students. We encourage you to visit this site often for project updates, as we continue shaping the future of our campus and the innovation district nearby.

Learn more about who is involved, the planning priorities, and the MIT 2030 framework that guides these projects.

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Kendall Square from the river

Kendall Square Initiative

Main Street, Kendall Square, Cambridge, MA

Status: In construction

Themes: Innovation and collaboration
Renovation and renewal
Sustainability
Enhancement of life and learning

Completion: To be determined

The ongoing transformation of MIT properties in Kendall Square plays a key role in the revitalization of the area, increasing its appeal to innovation leaders and members of the community.

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Site 2 Main Street View (Courtesy Elkus Manfredi Architects)

Kendall Square at MIT – Site 2 (200 Main Street)

200 Main Street, Cambridge, MA

Status: In construction

Themes: Innovation and collaboration
Sustainability

Completion: To be determined

Currently under construction, the new mixed-use building at 200 Main Street will expand on existing retail options in the area while adding open space and optimizing ease of passage for pedestrians and bicycles.

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19 Castledore Road

Status: In construction

Themes: Innovation and collaboration
Renovation and renewal
Sustainability
Enhancement of life and learning

Completion: 04/15/2025

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Met Warehouse (Monica Lee)

Metropolitan Storage Warehouse, Building W41

134 Massachusetts Avenue, Cambridge, MA 02139

Status: In construction

Themes: Innovation and collaboration
Renovation and renewal
Enhancement of life and learning

Completion: 2026

MIT is renovating the Metropolitan Warehouse to create a vibrant interdisciplinary hub for design and education and to house the School of Architecture and Planning and the new MIT Morningside Academy for Design.

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Aerial view of 62-64 (Photo by Christopher Harting)

East Campus undergraduate residence, Buildings 62-64

3 and 5 Ames Street, Cambridge, MA

Status: In construction

Themes: Renovation and renewal
Sustainability
Enhancement of life and learning

Completion: 2025

MIT is currently renovating the venerable East Campus undergraduate residence to renew infrastructure and enhance the student resident experience, improving individual “halls” as well as shared community areas.