Wiesner building

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The Wiesner Building houses the MIT Media Lab, the Center for Bits and Atoms (Neil Gershenfeld's lab) and the List Visual Arts Center. It was designed by Ieoh Ming Pei & Partners. It is named in honor of former MIT president Jerome Wiesner and his wife Laya and was dedicated in 1985.

The Wiesner Building is known to the Massachusetts Institute of Technology community as either the Media Lab or Building E15. The building's exterior has a tile-like look which has been the target of a number of hacks (pranks) by MIT's students.


Academics

OpenCourseWare • Biology Department • Chemistry Department • Economics Department • Mathematics Department • Physics Department • Sloan School of Management
MIT

Research

Broad Institute • Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence Laboratory • Laboratory for Information and Decision Systems • Lincoln Laboratory • McGovern Institute for Brain Research • Media Lab • Picower Institute for Learning and Memory • Research Laboratory of Electronics • Center for Theoretical Physics

Culture

History of MIT • Alumni • Faculty • Presidents • Institute Professor • Athena • Brass Rat • Hacks • The Tech

Buildings

Architecture of MIT • Chapel • Green Building • Infinite Corridor • Kresge Auditorium • MIT Museum • Stata Center • Wiesner building • Graduate Residences • Undergraduate Residences • Fraternities and Sororities


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