Archival and original artwork produced by Charles J. Connick (1875-1945) and Associates until 1986. Connick was a preeminent American stained glass artist.

Digitized images from the teaching, research, and projects of MIT Professor Maurice K Smith. Archive supported by an initial grant in memory of William and Miriam Meehan.

Landmark research study, 1954-1959, led by Professors Kevin Lynch and Gygory Kepes, which addressed the legibility and imageability of the American city in terms of an individual's perception of the urban landscape. Collection includes digitized photographs and records from the Boston phase of the project.

Slide, digital, and photographic collections related to: fine and applied art and media, architecture, urban history, city planning, building technology, Islamic architecture and urbanism, photography, landscape and environmental design, anthropology, and archaeology.
Special collections related to Boston urban history

Images in support of teaching and research in Architecture, Urban Planning and Art/Visual Culture, including:

• Aerial photography: cities, land use, waterfront development, public housing, climate change, density, industrial infrastructure, and green spaces
  
• Atlases of the City of Boston, G.W. Bromley & Co., 1883 & 1902

A series of six experimental or prototypical solar houses, built on the MIT campus between 1938-1988.

MIT Solar Decathlon Team

The Center for Advanced Visual Studies (CAVS) was founded by Hungarian artist and MIT Institute Professor György Kepes in 1967. For over 40 years, the Center played a leading role in arts at the intersection with technology.

Supporting research, scholarship, and conservation of art, architecture, urbanism, and landscape design in Muslim societies. Collections include a variety of resources including photographs, images, maps, documents, and more.