Sustainable Commons: Bringing Multimodal Composition and Digital Media Production to the (Physical) Center of Pacific University
Alfred Weiss, Pacific University
Marita Kunkel, Pacific University
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Figure 1: Al Weiss
Figure 2: Marita Kunkel
Figure 3: FFA Architecture + Interiors
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Figure 5: Marita Kunkel
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