Explore the Changing Campus

Thanks to Peter Siebert of the University Planning Office for assistance with the map.

375th Page - Interactive Map Description

With this interactive map, explore how Harvard’s campus has changed in the last 25 years. New buildings, and buildings with major renovations, appear in red. Click on any red building to see the name, location, year it was built, and in some cases a relevant article from Harvard Magazine. Note that the map also includes the Allston and Longwood campuses—click the compass arrows (or click and drag anywhere on the map) to scroll north, south, east, or west. To see a full screen version of this map, visit http://map.harvard.edu.

During the last quarter century, Harvard has added more than 5.5 million square feet of net new space, most of it built in a boom during the last decade, in which the campus grew at a rate three times its historic average. See “Building—and Buying—a Campus” for an in-depth look. View a slide show of recent construction.

To read more about changes to Harvard in the past quarter-century (faculty, students, alumni, administration), don’t miss our 375th anniversary special issue.