This architecture project is worked on in a space filled with two long tables where students sit by and are across from peers, which seemingly makes corroborating and communication easier.
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Architecture student Niloo Hosseini inspects her HEB Mobile Unit model.
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The Architecture For Health project workers are working with HEB to design a supermarket of the future, led by Dr. Mann, architecture professor at TAMU.
Top row of three: Justin Hoermann, Yuchao (Peter) Liu, Sunny
Middle Row: Lindsey Dusek, Yi Yu, Ting Zhang, Fu Chen, Yuxuan (Oliver) Chen, Jie Wang
Bottom Row: Niloo Hosseini, Rajvi Patel
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Health Architecture
September 21, 2015
Valerie Gunchick
In this design space, each student has a name card and photo of themselves hanging from the ceiling. This helps the professor, Dr. Mann, get to know his students and the students get to know each other.
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