Stata Center
Cambridge, United States
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Completed in 2004, the Stata Center is a 430,000-square-foot academic complex at MIT in Cambridge, Massachusetts, designed by Frank Gehry in the deconstructivist style. Officially named the Ray and Maria Stata Center and known as Building 32, it occupies the former site of MIT's Building 20, which once housed the historic MIT Radiation Laboratory. The complex includes a 290,000-square-foot underground garage and opened for initial occupancy on March 16, 2004, at 32 Vassar Street.
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