STUDENTS EXPERIMENT WITH 'QUAD SPACE'

THESIS PROJECT INVOLVES COMFORT IN SMALL PLACES

Thu, Aug 20th 2009 08:30 am

BUFFALO NEWS Article, Published 6/29/09

By Brian Hayden, NEWS BUSINESS REPORTER

Howell Street residents in the Black Rock neighborhood of Buffalo first began noticing the renovations of the 600-square-foot, 1850’s brick house several months ago.

The refurbishment of 139 Howell St. is no ordinary modernization. The graduate degree of four University at Buffalo architecture graduate students depends on it.

Full Article: http://www.buffalonews.com/145/story/718197.html

Hayden, Brian. (2009, June 29). Students experiment with 'Quad Space'; Thesis project involves comfort in small places. Buffalo News.

Click here to read our article about the project.

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