most of the school facilities are located in or near the rogers building, at the main entrance to the central mit campus (chiefly designed by william welles bosworth; the hallway spaces have been nicknamed the infinite corridor. the fourth floor western end of the infinite corridor is lined with studio spaces and classrooms, while other classrooms are dispersed throughout the campus. the "glass bowl" nature of many of the architectural spaces lining the infinite corridor invites colleagues across the school for observation and collaboration.