4-26-2018 | News
“We know that we can’t make a roadmap to eureka moments. But we can create the conditions that are most conducive to allowing those moments to happen, and we do that by bringing diverse skill sets and different perspective to the table. We’re talking about what we might learn by bringing the built environment together with what we know about geriatric care or bringing clean energy technology to transform the health of city dwellers,” said Ana Mari Cauce, president of the University of Washington at a groundbreaking held for the institution’s in-the-works Population Health building, which is now officially underway.
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By Ray Huard A new East County government building with the seemingly mundane task of storing…
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Drilling and pounding noises filled Occidental Park on Friday afternoon as crews built installations for this…
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Green design is the major architectural movement of our time. Throughout the world architects are producing…
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