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Stata is a prominent Massachusetts Institute of Technology building known for its striking deconstructivist design by architect Frank Gehry and its role as a hub for computer science and artificial intelligence research.

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instanceOf MIT building
academic building
research facility
alsoKnownAs Building 32
architect Frank Gehry
architecturalStyle deconstructivism
awardedToArchitect Pritzker Prize laureate Frank Gehry
linked to: Frank Gehry
campus MIT campus
client Massachusetts Institute of Technology
constructionStart 1999
contains auditorium
cafeteria
classrooms
offices
research labs
country United States
features colorful facades
irregular shapes
public courtyard
stainless steel cladding
tilted walls
formerSiteOf MIT Building 20
hasFunction interdisciplinary collaboration hub
hasPublicAccess yes
hasTenant MIT Artificial Intelligence researchers
MIT Computer Science faculty
graduate students
housesDepartment MIT Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence Laboratory
MIT Department of Linguistics and Philosophy
MIT Laboratory for Information and Decision Systems
locatedIn Massachusetts Institute of Technology
locatedInCity Cambridge, Massachusetts
locatedInNeighborhood Kendall Square
namedAfter Maria Stata
Ray Stata
notableFor role in computer science and AI research at MIT
striking deconstructivist design
officialName Ray and Maria Stata Center
linked to: MIT Stata Center
opened 2004
owner Massachusetts Institute of Technology
primaryUse artificial intelligence research
computer science research
teaching

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