Amy B.
2/23/2011
The set-up: William James Hall, or WJH, is 15 stories high and houses the psychology, sociology, and anthropology departments at Harvard. It's serviced by three elevators, which get pretty crowded...
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33 Kirkland St
Cambridge, MA 02138
William James Hall at Harvard University serves as an innovative hub that supports a diverse array of academic pursuits and professional development programs tailored for learners of all ages. The Hall hosts various resources and initiatives that facilitate learning across Harvard's numerous schools, ensuring a rich educational experience focused on fostering knowledge and scientific advancement.
With a strong emphasis on research funding, William James Hall significantly contributes to the collaborative efforts between universities and government, enabling breakthroughs in fields such as medicine and technology. By prioritizing innovation through research, the Hall exemplifies Harvard's long-standing tradition of transforming ideas into impactful real-world solutions.
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5.04 reviewsJordan K.
8/26/2024
Laura T. is wrong. This building was designed by Minoru Yamasaki, who is Japanese, not I.M. Pei, who was born in China.
Laura T.
2/23/2011
This is the tallest and, possibly, the ugliest building in Cambridge. It looks like a soviet filing cabinet. But, it has a few strengths. 1) from the 15th floor there is a beautiful panoramic view...
deb m.
5/12/2011
the building was designed by I.M. Pei and was supposed to house heavy science equipment. It was discovered after it was under construction that the ground would not support the weight. Other I....
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