Some call it a monstrosity, others call it genius. An apparent mash-up of madhouses, MIT's Stata Center seems to be collapsing in on itself. Insane angles jam up against teetering towers, and ...
Architect Frank Gehry’s celebrated design for the Stata Center at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology is making headlines again — this time because of a lawsuit by MIT claiming deficient design ...
Renown architect Frank Gehry is accustomed to being in the spotlight, but not like this: the Massachusetts Institute of Technology has filed a negligence suit against Gehry, claiming his design of the ...
On the MIT website as of 11:11 p.m. ET, a large message read: “There are gunshots reported in the vicinity of Building 32 (Stata Center). Area is cordoned off. Stay away from area. Click here for more ...
At long last, the Stata Center is getting a little respect. James S. Russell, an architecture writer for Bloomberg News, says in an essay published Tuesday that everyone he talked to about the ...
Architect Frank Gehry designed two recognizable buildings in the Boston area. White House Chief of Staff Says Trump 'Was Wrong' About Bill Clinton Visiting Epstein's Private Island: 'There Is No ...
It has been called crazy and labeled “Toontown.” Passersby refer to it as the building that looks as though it’s going to collapse. And Boston Globe architecture critic Robert Campbell has described ...
When Frank Gehry’s Stata Center at MIT opened three years ago, it got a lot of press, especially for its novel appearance. I wrote at the time [record, July 2004, page 61]: “It looks as if it’s about ...
MIT’s funkiest building sparks creative thinking. The glimmering facade, off-kilter walls, and curving halls of architect Frank Gehry’s Ray and Maria Stata Center were designed in part to foster ...
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