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Disaster Relief Studio
Phase 2: Plan & Massing

Disaster Relief Studio

Plan and massing drawings of Phase 2 of YELE including the first studio, recording booth, and reception areaPlan and massing drawings of Phase 2 of YELE including the first studio, recording booth, and reception areaPlan and massing drawings of Phase 2 of YELE including the first studio, recording booth, and reception areaPlan and massing drawings of Phase 2 of YELE including the first studio, recording booth, and reception area
Plan and massing drawings of Phase 2 of YELE including the first studio, recording booth, and reception area

PHASE 2: PROGRAM: In the void spaces, used for years in early relief efforts, the music program will begin to take shape.

Plan and massing drawings of Phase 2 of YELE including the first studio, recording booth, and reception area

Diagrams

Isometrics

Plans

Urbanism

Competitions

Institutional

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Perspective of the final phase 3 large YELE recording studio to service a large group of peoplePerspective of the final phase 3 large YELE recording studio to service a large group of peoplePerspective of the final phase 3 large YELE recording studio to service a large group of peoplePerspective of the final phase 3 large YELE recording studio to service a large group of people

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