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Associate Professor of Architecture’s Consulting Work Featured in National Publications

Restaurant interior with plywood coffered ceiling and long communal tables

Associate Professor of Architecture’s Consulting Work Featured in National Publications


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August 24, 2020

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Associate Professor of Architecture Daniel Butko’s acoustic consulting work on the CO-OP Ramen House project with award-winning firm Marlon Blackwell Architects was recently highlighted in the following national publications!

Architectural Record

ARCH Daily

Architects’ Newspaper

AN Interior

Congratulations, Prof. Butko!

A plywood coffered ceiling runs throughout the restaurant. The edges are painted black to lend some abiguity to the material, say the architects. Photo © Timothy Hursley


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