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[ LOCATION ] BRIDGEPORT, CONNECTICUT, USA [ DURATION ] 4 MONTH [ ACADEMIC ] YSOA // ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN // KELLER EASTERLING [ YEAR ] U2, SPRING 2015 [ TEAM ] +WINNY TAN URBAN PLANNING
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