MIT Sloan School of Management
Academic Campus | Cambridge, Massachusetts
Overlooking Kendall Square and the Charles River, the new MIT Sloan School precinct is a major sustainable expansion that includes six courtyards and a green roof.
Halvorson provided a broad range of landscape design strategies, working closely with architects Moore Ruble Yudell and Bruner | Cott. The site includes a series of courtyards, plazas and green roofs. Halvorson also collaborated with internationally-renowned artist Cai Guo-Qiang to create “Ring Stone,” a striking 50-foot-long sculpture consisting of twelve interlocking granite rings framing a symbolic grove of pine trees.
SIZE
4.6 acres
principal-in-charge
Cynthia Smith FASLA
Team
Client:
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Architects:
Moore Ruble Yudell (Design Architect)
Bruner | Cott (Architects of Record)
Civil Engineer:
Nitsch Engineering
Soils Consultant:
Pine & Swallow Environmental
Artist:
Cai Guo-Qiang
Art Horticulturalist:
James Hanselman
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