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title   Expandable Prototypes for Public Schools in Post Katrina New Orleans: Affiliate Prototype: Can Suburbia Survive?
student   Tannar Whitney
instructors   Scott Marble, Kelvin Sealey, Eric Ng
date   Spring 2006
school   Columbia University
     
subject   public building
site   Upper Ninth Ward
     
description  
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link   studio booklet (pdf)
studio site
     
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