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RepairLab: Empowering a Culture of Adaptive Reuse in Pioneer Square's Sinking Ship - M. Arch Thesis University of Washington Seattle, WA Repair Lab is a non-profit organization that seeks to empower individuals and organizations through making, adaptation, and self-sufficiency. The lab fosters a culture of imaginative reuse by celebrating human creativity, ingenuity, invention, and resourcefulness. The lab serves as a venue for exploration, public outreach, and advocacy promoting inspired reuse alternatives to contemporary consumer culture.
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Thesis Book Cover - M. Arch Thesis University of Washington Seattle, WA Repair Lab is a non-profit organization that seeks to empower individuals and organizations through making, adaptation, and self-sufficiency. The lab fosters a culture of imaginative reuse by celebrating human creativity, ingenuity, invention, and resourcefulness. The lab serves as a venue for exploration, public outreach, and advocacy promoting inspired reuse alternatives to contemporary consumer culture.
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Presentation Board Set - M. Arch Thesis University of Washington Seattle, WA Repair Lab is a non-profit organization that seeks to empower individuals and organizations through making, adaptation, and self-sufficiency. The lab fosters a culture of imaginative reuse by celebrating human creativity, ingenuity, invention, and resourcefulness. The lab serves as a venue for exploration, public outreach, and advocacy promoting inspired reuse alternatives to contemporary consumer culture.
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Presentation Board Set - M. Arch Thesis University of Washington Seattle, WA Repair Lab is a non-profit organization that seeks to empower individuals and organizations through making, adaptation, and self-sufficiency. The lab fosters a culture of imaginative reuse by celebrating human creativity, ingenuity, invention, and resourcefulness. The lab serves as a venue for exploration, public outreach, and advocacy promoting inspired reuse alternatives to contemporary consumer culture.
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Presentation Board Set - M. Arch Thesis University of Washington Seattle, WA Repair Lab is a non-profit organization that seeks to empower individuals and organizations through making, adaptation, and self-sufficiency. The lab fosters a culture of imaginative reuse by celebrating human creativity, ingenuity, invention, and resourcefulness. The lab serves as a venue for exploration, public outreach, and advocacy promoting inspired reuse alternatives to contemporary consumer culture.
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Presentation Board Set - M. Arch Thesis University of Washington Seattle, WA Repair Lab is a non-profit organization that seeks to empower individuals and organizations through making, adaptation, and self-sufficiency. The lab fosters a culture of imaginative reuse by celebrating human creativity, ingenuity, invention, and resourcefulness. The lab serves as a venue for exploration, public outreach, and advocacy promoting inspired reuse alternatives to contemporary consumer culture.
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Presentation Board Set - M. Arch Thesis University of Washington Seattle, WA Repair Lab is a non-profit organization that seeks to empower individuals and organizations through making, adaptation, and self-sufficiency. The lab fosters a culture of imaginative reuse by celebrating human creativity, ingenuity, invention, and resourcefulness. The lab serves as a venue for exploration, public outreach, and advocacy promoting inspired reuse alternatives to contemporary consumer culture.
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Presentation Board Set - M. Arch Thesis University of Washington Seattle, WA Repair Lab is a non-profit organization that seeks to empower individuals and organizations through making, adaptation, and self-sufficiency. The lab fosters a culture of imaginative reuse by celebrating human creativity, ingenuity, invention, and resourcefulness. The lab serves as a venue for exploration, public outreach, and advocacy promoting inspired reuse alternatives to contemporary consumer culture.
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Presentation Board Set - M. Arch Thesis University of Washington Seattle, WA Repair Lab is a non-profit organization that seeks to empower individuals and organizations through making, adaptation, and self-sufficiency. The lab fosters a culture of imaginative reuse by celebrating human creativity, ingenuity, invention, and resourcefulness. The lab serves as a venue for exploration, public outreach, and advocacy promoting inspired reuse alternatives to contemporary consumer culture.
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Presentation Board Set - M. Arch Thesis University of Washington Seattle, WA Repair Lab is a non-profit organization that seeks to empower individuals and organizations through making, adaptation, and self-sufficiency. The lab fosters a culture of imaginative reuse by celebrating human creativity, ingenuity, invention, and resourcefulness. The lab serves as a venue for exploration, public outreach, and advocacy promoting inspired reuse alternatives to contemporary consumer culture.
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Physical Model - M. Arch Thesis University of Washington Seattle, WA Repair Lab is a non-profit organization that seeks to empower individuals and organizations through making, adaptation, and self-sufficiency. The lab fosters a culture of imaginative reuse by celebrating human creativity, ingenuity, invention, and resourcefulness. The lab serves as a venue for exploration, public outreach, and advocacy promoting inspired reuse alternatives to contemporary consumer culture.
Physical Model - M. Arch Thesis University of Washington Seattle, WA Repair Lab is a non-profit organization that seeks to empower individuals and organizations through making, adaptation, and self-sufficiency. The lab fosters a culture of imaginative reuse by celebrating human creativity, ingenuity, invention, and resourcefulness. The lab serves as a venue for exploration, public outreach, and advocacy promoting inspired reuse alternatives to contemporary consumer culture.
Physical Model - M. Arch Thesis University of Washington Seattle, WA Repair Lab is a non-profit organization that seeks to empower individuals and organizations through making, adaptation, and self-sufficiency. The lab fosters a culture of imaginative reuse by celebrating human creativity, ingenuity, invention, and resourcefulness. The lab serves as a venue for exploration, public outreach, and advocacy promoting inspired reuse alternatives to contemporary consumer culture.
Physical Model - M. Arch Thesis University of Washington Seattle, WA Repair Lab is a non-profit organization that seeks to empower individuals and organizations through making, adaptation, and self-sufficiency. The lab fosters a culture of imaginative reuse by celebrating human creativity, ingenuity, invention, and resourcefulness. The lab serves as a venue for exploration, public outreach, and advocacy promoting inspired reuse alternatives to contemporary consumer culture.
Physical Model - M. Arch Thesis University of Washington Seattle, WA Repair Lab is a non-profit organization that seeks to empower individuals and organizations through making, adaptation, and self-sufficiency. The lab fosters a culture of imaginative reuse by celebrating human creativity, ingenuity, invention, and resourcefulness. The lab serves as a venue for exploration, public outreach, and advocacy promoting inspired reuse alternatives to contemporary consumer culture.
Physical Model - M. Arch Thesis University of Washington Seattle, WA Repair Lab is a non-profit organization that seeks to empower individuals and organizations through making, adaptation, and self-sufficiency. The lab fosters a culture of imaginative reuse by celebrating human creativity, ingenuity, invention, and resourcefulness. The lab serves as a venue for exploration, public outreach, and advocacy promoting inspired reuse alternatives to contemporary consumer culture.
Physical Model - M. Arch Thesis University of Washington Seattle, WA Repair Lab is a non-profit organization that seeks to empower individuals and organizations through making, adaptation, and self-sufficiency. The lab fosters a culture of imaginative reuse by celebrating human creativity, ingenuity, invention, and resourcefulness. The lab serves as a venue for exploration, public outreach, and advocacy promoting inspired reuse alternatives to contemporary consumer culture.
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Intern Architect - Architectural Designer Seattle, WA