The 123/125 S. Broadway and Jubilee Performing Arts Center teams working in the back room of Cox Architecture
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Arch 4072 (3) and Arch 4353 (3): These courses focus on the relationship of context and community to the development of design solutions. These are both service-learning courses that are inseparable from each other.
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