A guide to construction on the Boston campus

by Tyler Machado and Irvin Zhang September 11, 2019

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Classroom renovations, a new residence hall, and a state-of-the-art computer lab: These are among the construction projects designed to enhance teaching, research, and student life across campus. Explore this interactive map to learn more.

Select a construction site for details

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Topics: Digital Projects campus construction Capstone Design Studio Data visualization LightView Apartments pedestrian bridge Snell Engineering Building
Credits: Tyler Machado and Irvin Zhang.

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A guide to construction on the Boston campus

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