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Known for its porous architecture, lighthearted and supportive culture, and fantastic facilities, our dorm is home to students of various cultures, interests, and backgrounds.
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furnished coed residence for undergraduate studentsopened in 2002first year—singles, doubles, triplesupperclass—singles, doubles$80 house tax (estimated)smoking is not permitted indoorsrooms are not carpetedelevators serve all floorspets are not permitted (except fish)Simmons Hall. 229-243 Vassar Street Building W79 Cambridge, MA 02139 (617) 253-5107 Find out more
Simmons Hall, a large undergraduate dorm designed by Steven Holl At the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT), students are housed in eleven undergraduate dorms and nine graduate dorms. All undergraduate students are required to live in an MIT residence during their first year of study.
Simmons Hall is an MIT dormitory that houses 340 awesome undergraduates, 5,538 windows, and an unknown population of velociraptors. It’s a phenomenal place to call home during your time at the Institute, and we can’t wait to show you why.
View the reservations of the various facilities that Simmons has to offer! These facilities include the MPR, the party room, and the private dining room. Read the bylaws for details about how to reserve a space. Contact our Reservations Chair at simmons-reservations@mit.edu for more information.
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