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MIT Architecture MIT Architecture MIT SA+P Pocket Guide House Open 2020 April 2020 WELCOME Open House House Open to April 2020 MIT MIT | Architecture MIT | Architecture 2 3 Contents 9 47 103 Setting Up Settling In Settling Down 105 Parks + Outdoor Activities 10 33 49 107 Regional Arts + Museums 108 New England Cities + Towns+ Destinations Moving In Spending SA+P 113 Must-watch MIT/Boston Films 34 Studio Eats 53 SA+P Leadership 13 Cambridge + Somerville 36 Bars + Social 55 SA+P on Campus Neighbourhoods 17 Housing 37 Cafes, Bakeries + 59 Buildings + Workspaces 21 Graduate Student Housing 38 Markets 61 Fabrication Labs Phone + Utility 39 Book Stores 63 Studio Culture 40 Plants & Flower 65 Health & Wellness Printing Electronics & Misc. 68 MIT Architecture Hall of Fame 25 Services 41 Clothing 79 Travel 33 27 Bicycles MIT Car 28 MIT Transport Studio Prep 81 Facilities 29 Public Transport MIT Libraries 30 Ride Hailing +Temporary 43 Studio Supplies Help Desks Vehicles 31 Regional Buses + Trains 44 Hardware/Software 83 Resources House Open 85 Libraries 87 Help Desks 89 Online Platforms 90 Online + On the go 91 MIT Apps April 2020 93 Employment 94 Funding/Opportunities at MIT 97 IAP MIT | Architecture MIT | Architecture 98 MIT Dictionary 4 5 Editor’s Note In it, you’ll find tips and tricks on setting March 2020 up your life in Cambridge, navigating the mammoth that is MIT, with some MIT Dear admitted students, secrets thrown in there (!), as well as give you a peek into life outside of studio. It is in the most incredible of times that we find ourselves welcoming you to MIT with In some ways this is our love letter to our this edition of the the Students Pocket Guide. wonderful school and the work it enables us to But it is also in this moment, so disrupted do, which we now, prevented from walking its by Covid-19, that we have seen the strength infinite corridors, feel so sorry for complaining and resilience of our community here at MIT, about incessantly for the last eight months. It has and we’re so excited to have you with us! been a pleasure putting this together for you. Firstly, a huge congratulations on your acceptance, it’s no small feat! We certainly Wishing you all, and your families, remember the excitement and anxiety we health and happiness in this felt exactly this time last year and can only difficult time. imagine what you will be going through today. As we write this, curled up on our respective sofas, we too are wishing we could meet you in person this April to show you our amazing community, facilities and spaces. We hope this guide can step in to give Yours, you a taste of the special culture you’ll find here at MIT, and more optimistically, give Sasha, Open House House Open you a step up in getting settled next year. Latifa & Angela MArch ‘23 April 2020 MIT | Architecture MIT | Architecture 6 7 Setting Up Open House House Open April 2020 MIT | Architecture MIT | Architecture 8 9 Moving In Moving Cambridge + Somerville Neighborhoods Housing Phone + Utility Open House House Open April 2020 MIT | Architecture MIT | Architecture 10 11 Cambridge + Somerville Neighbourhoods Cambridge and Somerville are organized around ten main squares, each with its own distinct flavour. We have tried to summarize these below and highlight key spots includ- ing bookshops, cafes, restaurants etc. Davis Sq Kendall Square Central Square Kendall is the closest square to studio, Central is the lifeblood of any MIT Porter Sq flanked by both MIT and the Charles students’ studio supply closet. Just a 10 River, and our closest stop on the T. minute walk away from our Samuel Tak It is also the rapidly developing tech- Lee building (Building 9), Central square center of Cambridge, housing giants is always at the other end of a quick Union Sq Kirkland like Google and our younger friends glue run to either Artist & Craftsman x-ing at the CIC (Cambridge Innovation or Blick. It is also arguably the center of Centre). Apartment prices in this Cambridge’s night scene, with a string inman Sq area can be on the higher end, often of bars, eateries and clubs, as well as a Harvard catering to young-tech-professionals, collection of live venues that host dance Sq but if you score a reasonable rental parties and concerts. This is the middle- East Cambridge here (or a little further afield in East ground between Harvard and MIT. Cambridge) you would benefit from Central an enviable walk to studio and a Highlights: Artist & Craftsman Supply Sq Kendall Sq growing number of popular restaurants (studio supplies), H Mart (Asian- around the Kendall Square Cinema. American groceries), Blick Art Materials MIT Cambridgeport SA+P (studio supplies), Pill Hardware, Veggie Highlights: Kendall Square Cinema, Galaxy, The New City Microcreamery Mamaleh’s (‘Modern Jewish Deli)’, (if you’re into icecream in a Boston Cambridge Brewing Company, blizzard, this is the place to get it!) Back House Open Bay Area Four (wood fired pizzas) BOSTON Kendall – MIT: 15m walk, 9m bike, Central – MIT: 10m walk, 5m bike 15m bus, 8m car April 2020 MIT | Architecture MIT | Architecture 12 13 Inman Square Union Square Porter Square Davis Square Also roughly equidistant from MIT and Union Square sits a little further Porter Square, beyond Harvard, is worth MIT students very rarely live in the commute to some of Cambridges’, in the GSD, Inman is an ideal place to afield from Inman. MIT students don’t Davis Square as it lies exactly on the fact, Bostons’ most celebrated restaurants. live for those who want a bit of healthy often settle down here as it is a 30+ opposite end of Cambridge. Trendy Porter Square is best known for the plethora distance from studio, and those of minute walk from studio, but it does of Japanese restaurants located in the restaurants and old diners surround us living with our GSD buddies. It is host a good selection of venues, Lesley University Porter Campus building, the historic Somerville Theatre. the stylish home to several bars and restaurants and grocery stores. of which Yume Ga Akurara is a favorite. restaurants, well worth venturing to if While rental prices are relatively cheap, the Highlights: Somerville Theatre you’re looking for a change from the ‘usual’. Highlights: Market Basket (groceries), commute is longer than ideal, but certainly (Cinema), Dakzen (Thai food), Sacco’s Union Square Donuts, Reliable manageable with some determination Bowl Haven (candlepin bowling), Dave’s Highlights: Trina’s Starlight Lounge (pub), Market (Japanese & Korean Fresh Pasta, Mem (Tea shop), Diesel Café, Punjabi Dhaba (quick Indian food), Inman market), Ricky’s Flower Market, Highlights: Yume Ga Akurara (udon), Square Hardware, Inman Oasis (spa Machu Picchu (Peruvian Food), Yume Wo Katare (ramen), Star Market The Somerville Flea (Sunday market) and massage), Bukowski Tavern (pub) Weekend Farmer’s Market, Back Bar (groceries), Porter Square Books (books/ café), Cambridge Naturals (health/ Davis – MIT: 65m walk, 27m bike, Inman – MIT: 20m walk, 13m bike, Union – MIT: 32m walk, 17m bike, vitamins), Tags Hardware (home 33m T, 20m car 25m bus, 10m car 45m bus, 13m car goods), Target (the biggest one in the area), Bagelsaurus (bagels/coffee) Back Bay Kirkland Crossing Harvard Square Porter – MIT: 54m walk, 24m bike, Back Bay is across the bridge from Sometimes knowns as ‘Little GSD’, Harvard Square marks the limit of most 30m T, 19m car us in Boston. The charming red brick Kirkland Crossing is again probably of MIT students’ Cambridge experience. a little too far for MIT students to A busting square with a more ‘collegiate’ Cambridgeport houses grant access to gardens and consider calling home. It is however a feel, Harvard Square contains a huge close proximity to the river front and fantastic place to spot our GSD friends array of restaurants, bars, chain stores Cambridgeport, to the East of campus esplanade. It allows you to be at a going about their every day lives and and local boutiques. The square just is a nice calm very much residential distance from MIT but still within site! to join them for a drink in one of the far enough away from MIT to provide neighborhood. You can get close to Most of what you’d need from bars to many restaurants and cafes in the area. a refreshing change of scene, if the less developed and more relaxed restaurants to shops would be within you need an evening playacting at version of the Charles river along reach on Newbury Street or Boylston. Highlights: Savenor’s Market being a student with some time off! Magazine Beach. There aren’t many House Open (Butcher), Thirsty Scholar (pub, restaurants around but Mass Ave is a Highlights: Buttermilk and Bourbon featured in the opening scene of the Highlights: Harvard Book Store, close 10-15 minute walk within reach! (fried chicken) Social Network), The Wine & Cheese Raven Used books, Felipe’s Cask, Dali (Spanish Tapas), The Taqueria, Tatte Bakery & Café, April 2020 Highlights: Trader Joe’s and Wholefoods Back Bay – MIT: Biscuit (quick bite), Broadsheet Coffee Pinocchio’s Pizza, Pavement Coffee 35m walk, 18m bike, 21 bus, 13m car Cambridgeport – MIT: MIT | Architecture MIT | Architecture KirklandX – MIT: 29m walk, 16m bike, Harvard Sq – MIT: 33m walk, 17m bike, 20m walk, 11m bike, 18m bus, 8m car 30m bus, 12m car 30m bus, 13m car 14 15 Student Poll Housing “Where do you live?” Where to live: There is no real one-size-fits-all when it comes to housing advice. Some want to be as close to studio as possible, which makes your work schedule more flexible and late nights less stressful, but others need a little more distance and a few more reasons to make sure they’re home for dinner.
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