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Architecture Professor to Present at Construction Specification Institute’s South Central Region Conference in OKC

Dave Boeck.

Architecture Professor to Present at Construction Specification Institute’s South Central Region Conference in OKC

On Thurs., April 4, associate professor of architecture Dave Boeck will present “Where are Design and Construction Industries Going? Collaboration is the future” during the Construction Specification Institute’s 2019 South Central Region Conference in Oklahoma City.

His talk will focus on a specific case study in Lusaka, Zambia. Boeck and John Harris, assistant professor of Regional and City Planning, took six students from the disciplines of Architecture, Regional + City Planning and Landscape Architecture to Lusaka, where they worked on different facility design projects with Family Legacy Ministries International, a Dallas-based ministry. He will share lessons learned through this collaborative experience.

 

To learn more about the CSI South Central Region Conference, click the link below.

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