Greene Building Rpi

Greene Building | Institute Archives and Special Collections

Located within the building, this specialized branch of the Rensselaer Libraries contains approximately 30,000 books and over 100,000 slides, focusing on contemporary and historical buildings, structural design, and urban planning. greene building rpi

Completed in 1931, the Greene Building was a gift from the prominent RPI alumnus and trustee, John W. Greene. Designed by the architectural firm Lawler & Haase, the building was constructed during a pivotal time in American history—right at the onset of the Great Depression. Despite the economic turmoil, RPI was expanding, and Greene was designed to serve as the central hub for the Institute’s administration and the School of Engineering. Greene Building | Institute Archives and Special Collections

Occupying much of the first basement level, this state-of-the-art facility includes milling machines, laser cutters, and 3D printers for model construction. Designed by the architectural firm Lawler & Haase,