Embedded within the MET, the Commons is SA+P’s public-facing platform for interdisciplinary exchange. It brings research, teaching, and practice into public view through exhibitions, lectures, and other forms of programming.
MET Commons
Overview
Located on the ground floor of the Metropolitan Storage Warehouse, the Commons includes galleries, an atrium, auditorium, café, and adjacent public spaces for exhibitions, lectures, conversations, workshops, performances, screenings, and other programs. Together, these spaces provide a setting for encounters across the school, MIT, Cambridge, and beyond.
MET Warehouse Sidara Auditorium and Mark Gorenberg (1976) and Cathrin Stickney Staircase
Iwan Baan
Loewenberg (1956) Portico
Iwan Baan
MET Warehouse Sidara Auditorium and Mark Gorenberg (1976) and Cathrin Stickney Staircase
Iwan Baan
A shared public space
The Commons reflects the breadth of intellectual and creative work at SA+P, spanning architecture, planning, design, art, media, technology, history, and the social and environmental questions that connect them. Its programs bring faculty, students, practitioners, artists, researchers, community collaborators, and the public into conversation.
Alongside scheduled exhibitions and events, the Commons supports informal gathering and spontaneous use, making the ground floor of the MET an active threshold between the life of the school and the city.
Exhibitions
Exhibitions at the Commons bring together research, design, scholarship, and creative practice from SA+P and beyond. They may take the form of installations, commissions, archival projects, student and faculty work, and interdisciplinary collaborations.
Sowing Worlds, 2026
DESIGN EARTH, Rania Ghosn, El Hadi Jazairy
Events & Programs
Talks, conversations, workshops, screenings, performances, and other public programs, free and open to all, extend engagement opportunities with exhibitions and create additional opportunities for exchange.
Upcoming at the MET Commons
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Event
MIT Bootcamps — MIT SUD Ventures
Thursday — Friday
October 1, 2026 —
January 15, 2027
9:00am — 5:00pm ET- MIT MEDIA LAB
- EVENT
- MIT MEDIA LAB E14
- OTHER
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Event
Angelo Vermeulen — Gastronomy and Beyond
Tuesday
November 17, 2026
12:00pm — 1:00pm ET- MIT MEDIA LAB
- CULTURE + SOCIETY
- EVENT
- MIT MEDIA LAB E14
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Event
Media Lab MOSAIC
Tuesday
November 10, 2026
4:30pm — 6:30pm ET- MIT MEDIA LAB
- EVENT
- MIT MEDIA LAB E14
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Event
City Science Summit 2026 — Gipuzkoa
Wednesday — Friday
November 4, 2026 —
November 6, 2026- MIT MEDIA LAB
- CITIES & MOBILITY
- CULTURE + SOCIETY
- EVENT
- OTHER
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Event
Charles Spence — Gastronomy and Beyond
Wednesday
October 28, 2026
12:00pm — 1:00pm ET- MIT MEDIA LAB
- CLIMATE + ENVIRONMENT
- CULTURE + SOCIETY
- EVENT
- MIT MEDIA LAB E14
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Event
already and not yet, Tod Machover
Thursday — Sunday
October 22, 2026 —
October 25, 2026
2:30pm — 9:00pm ET- MIT MEDIA LAB
- DESIGN + INTELLIGENCE
- CULTURE + SOCIETY
- EVENT
- OTHER
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Event
40 + 40: The Media Lab's 40th Celebration
Wednesday — Saturday
October 21, 2026 —
October 24, 2026
9:00am — 6:00pm ET- MIT MEDIA LAB
- EVENT
- MIT MEDIA LAB E14
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Event
Book Launch: Against Tech Oligarchy
October 26, 2026 12:30pm- DUSP
- DESIGN + INTELLIGENCE
- CULTURE + SOCIETY
- EVENT
- MET WAREHOUSE W41
Governance
The MET Commons is administered by the Commons Committee, bringing together faculty, staff, and students from across SA+P. The committee helps shape the Commons’ programming and stewardship, supporting a platform that reflects the range of disciplines and communities across the school.
Contact
Mehves Lelic
mehves@mit.edu
Head of Exhibitions and Public Programming for the MET Commons