for Brown Center. Brown Center was the only American project among the finalists.
=== Additional facilities ===
Additional buildings making up MICA's campus include the Maryland Institute College of Art shop (known simply as "The MICA Store") at 1501 W. Mount Royal Ave. selling art supplies and books, and official MICA merchandise.
== Student housing ==
=== Founder's Green ===
Founder's Green is a three-building, four-story student apartment complex. Among the first student residences to be constructed on the apartment-living model, it houses approximately 500 students. When MICA proposed purchasing a lot on McMechen Street that had been vacant for more than 30 years, to build student housing, and the Bolton Hill neighborhood approved the purchase and donated $50,000. Built in 1991, and previously named "The Commons". In 2012, the building was renamed and renovated into the apartment-style by architecture firm, Ayers Saint Gross.
=== Meyerhoff House ===
Meyerhoff House is a residence for Sophomore, Junior …
