Baker House, MIT

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Baker House at MIT is a landmark modernist dormitory renowned for its undulating brick façade and human-centered design by Finnish architect Alvar Aalto.

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instanceOf architectural landmark
modernist building
residence hall
university dormitory
affiliation Massachusetts Institute of Technology
architect Aino Aalto
Alvar Aalto
architecturalStyle Modernism
human-centered design
campus MIT campus
city Cambridge, Massachusetts
completionDate 1949
continent North America
country United States of America
surface form: United States
floorCount 6
function undergraduate housing
hasArchitecturalSignificance important example of Alvar Aalto’s work in the United States
noted for integrating social and spatial design for students
hasCapacity approximately 350 residents
hasDesignGoal maximize light and views for student rooms
promote social interaction among residents
hasFacility dining hall
lounges
music room
study spaces
hasNickname Baker
hasOrientation aligned along the Charles River embankment
hasPlanType S-shaped plan
hasResidentType MIT undergraduates
hasRoomType double rooms
single rooms
hasUse student residence
locatedIn Cambridge, Massachusetts
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
United States of America
surface form: United States
material brick
namedAfter Everett Moore Baker
notableFeature central dining hall
curved plan along the Charles River
river views for many rooms
split-level corridors
undulating brick façade
openingDate 1949
operator MIT Housing and Residential Services
overlooks Charles River
partOf MIT Housing and Residential Services
surface form: MIT undergraduate residence system
region New England

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Alvar Aalto notableWork Baker House, MIT