CO/CO

ARCH 672 Propositions 51

CO/CO challenges conventional financial models of affordable housing by collapsing domestic and proactive programs into a single arena., providing residents with access to amenities for creative or professional work that would otherwise require additional studio or office space. [gallery size="medium" ids="37706,37711,37707,37712,37710,37708,37713,37709"]

Students

Ellie Ervin, Will Kirsch and Yisha Liu

Faculty

Laura Peterson and Charlie O'Geen

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