Harvard Business School
Baker Library
Boston, Massachusetts

Square Footage: 168,000
Construction Cost: $53.4 million

Baker Library, the largest business library in the world, was built in 1927 as the focal point of the campus. Designed as part of the original campus plan by McKim Mead and White, the Library represents the collegiate Georgian style with which Harvard University and HBS are recognized. FA+A contributed to the project team, led by Robert A.M. Stern Architects, as preservation architect and ensured that the expansion, renovation and preservation of Baker Library was planned and executed perfectly for the distinguished historic structure.