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Science Building Expansion and Renovation (Phase II)
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Science Building Expansion and Renovation (Phase I) |
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Practice Fields and Field House Group Two Architects Completed September 2013 (see photos) * Download Print (300 DPI JPEG) * Download Web (72 DPI JPEG) right-click to save image to your hard drive |
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Roy and Lillie Cullen Building Renovation Group Two Architects * Download Print (300 DPI JPEG) * Download Web (72 DPI JPEG) right-click to save image to your hard drive |
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Charles and Elizabeth Prothro Center for Lifelong Learning Group Two Architects Dedicated March 11, 2010 * Download Print (300 DPI JPEG) * Download Web (72 DPI JPEG) right-click to save image to your hard drive |
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Wilhelmina Cullen Admission Center Group Two Architects Dedicated Feb. 21, 2009 * Download Print (300 DPI JPEG) * Download Web (72 DPI JPEG) right-click to save image to your hard drive |
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Alma Thomas Fine Arts Center (Renovation) Completed Fall 2007 Dedication March 7, 2008 * Download Print (JPEG) * Download Web (JPEG) right-click to save image to your hard drive |
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