“No one comes to Harvard to live in a construction project,” said Cameron Borgasano, deputy director of the House Renewal Program. And we can’t wait to open it next year to the students.”Scaffolded, the 1726 Wadsworth House is being carefully renovated as its 300th anniversary nears. Originally designed to be the Harvard president’s residence, funded by the colonial state government, its enduring features reflect Harvard Square’s evolution from a rural outpost to populous urban center. “Each day, you look out on a couple more floors, more steel being put into place,” said Harvard Allston Land Company CEO Carl Rodrigues. Even as construction has accelerated across campus, more projects are still in the pipeline.