Karamuk Kuo Designs Linear Extension for Rice School of Architecture in Houston
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Swiss architecture studio Karamuk Kuo has designed an extension to the Rice School of Architecture in Texas, featuring linear forms with glass and terracotta facades. The project, named William T Cannady Hall for Architecture, is located on the Rice University campus in Houston.
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The project – named the William T Cannady Hall for Architecture – is located on the Rice University campus in Houston, along its historic quadrangle ringed by brick build.
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