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GCA Students Visit Kansas City Historic and Modern Architecture

O U students view a cityscape model.

GCA Students Visit Kansas City Historic and Modern Architecture


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September 11, 2017

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Professors Butko and Hoffner led the 7th annual Architecture 4th year Undergraduate and 2nd year Graduate student trip to Kansas City, Missouri September 7-9.  Students visited various firms, historic and newly constructed buildings (including the Kauffman Center for Performing Arts, the Nelson Atkins Museum, the Bolender Building, Union Station, and Country Club Plaza), the KC Design Center, the City Market, Barkley’s rooftop garden, and three residences designed by Bruce Goff.


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