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Disaster Relief Studio
Studio & Public Space Section

Disaster Relief Studio

Section perspective showing the exterior public space above the private recording studios and radio center deckSection perspective showing the exterior public space above the private recording studios and radio center deckSection perspective showing the exterior public space above the private recording studios and radio center deckSection perspective showing the exterior public space above the private recording studios and radio center deck
Section perspective showing the exterior public space above the private recording studios and radio center deck

The simplicity in the stick-framed method of construction and the efficiency of using flat-packed and stackable materials allows for a quick and self-explanatory construction sequence.

Section perspective showing the exterior public space above the private recording studios and radio center deck

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Drawing showing the various modular components for each of the phases of construction of the YELE studiosDrawing showing the various modular components for each of the phases of construction of the YELE studiosDrawing showing the various modular components for each of the phases of construction of the YELE studiosDrawing showing the various modular components for each of the phases of construction of the YELE studios

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