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Recap of 2016 ACAWorkshop Featured in UB School of Architecture and Planning Magazine

April 14, 2017/in ACAW, News, News/Events

The 2016 Architectural Ceramic Assemblies Workshop, hosted by Boston Valley Terra Cotta, brought together our sculptors and designers with faculty and students from the Universty at Buffalo as well as educators, artists and architects from around the world for five days of group-based learning and ‘clay storming’ sessions. The Workshop focused on the experimentation of large-scale applications for ceramic components.

This year’s ACAWorkshop is scheduled for August 14th–17th. Visit ArchCeramicWorkshop.com to watch our video recap and to follow the development of this years ACAWorkshop.

Click here to view a digital copy of the publication.

ACAW, ACA Workshop, UB, Boston Valley Terra Cotta, University at Buffalo, School of Architecture and Planning

B/a+p magazine 2016-2017 article highlighting the involvement of faculty members and students in the ACAWorkshop hosted by Boston Valley.

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