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Disaster Relief Studio
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Disaster Relief Studio

Diagram showing the various required programs in the YELE studios: a small and large recording studio and a recording boothDiagram showing the various required programs in the YELE studios: a small and large recording studio and a recording boothDiagram showing the various required programs in the YELE studios: a small and large recording studio and a recording boothDiagram showing the various required programs in the YELE studios: a small and large recording studio and a recording booth
Diagram showing the various required programs in the YELE studios: a small and large recording studio and a recording booth

PROGRAM: Given the spatial restrictions of the site, organizing the required programmatic elements dominates the process. Both studios must be visible from the control room.

Diagram showing the various required programs in the YELE studios: a small and large recording studio and a recording booth

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Exterior perspective of the final stage development of the YELE music studios and community space with deck and roof spaceExterior perspective of the final stage development of the YELE music studios and community space with deck and roof spaceExterior perspective of the final stage development of the YELE music studios and community space with deck and roof spaceExterior perspective of the final stage development of the YELE music studios and community space with deck and roof space

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