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Design Service Provider: M/s naqvi and Siddiqui Associates Go to Homepage >>
Office Location: Islamabad, Pakistan, South Asia
Team Size: Less than 10 People
Year of Registration: 2014
Annual Revenue: Below US$1 Million
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Project Name: The Schwarzman Center Renovation at Yale University
Design Service Type: Interior Decoration Design (Floor Plan Layout, Renderings, Construction Drawings)
Project Type: University, College
Project Status: Project Completed
Project Location: United States Alabama Alabama, United States, North America
Style: Modernism Style
Project Grade: Simple (2Star-level)
Project Background
The renovation and extension of the Schwarzman Center at Yale University will reinvigorate the existing building and expand the possibilities of this hub for student life. Designed by Robert A.M. Stern Architects, the Center restores and renovates the historic Commons and the adjacent Memorial Hall, both built in 1901 in celebration of the University’s bicentennial, and will include a new addition to Grove Street and new subterranean spaces.
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The renovation and extension of the Schwarzman Center at Yale University will reinvigorate the existing building and expand the possibilities of this hub for student life. Designed by Robert A.M. Stern Architects, the Center restores and renovates the historic Commons and the adjacent Memorial Hall, both built in 1901 in celebration of the University’s bicentennial, and will include a new addition to Grove Street and new subterranean spaces.
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The renovation and extension of the Schwarzman Center at Yale University will reinvigorate the existing building and expand the possibilities of this hub for student life. Designed by Robert A.M. Stern Architects, the Center restores and renovates the historic Commons and the adjacent Memorial Hall, both built in 1901 in celebration of the University’s bicentennial, and will include a new addition to Grove Street and new subterranean spaces.
The renovation and extension of the Schwarzman Center at Yale University will reinvigorate the existing building and expand the possibilities of this hub for student life. Designed by Robert A.M. Stern Architects, the Center restores and renovates the historic Commons and the adjacent Memorial Hall, both built in 1901 in celebration of the University’s bicentennial, and will include a new addition to Grove Street and new subterranean spaces.
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