Play Perch / Syracuse University

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  • Category: Other Structures
  • Architect In Charge: Larry Bowne, Sinéad Mac Namara
  • Student Designers: Ford Bostwick, John Cardone, Jeffery Cheung, George Guarino, Zachary Harwin, Christina Hoover, Brian Luce, Sean Morgan, Sally Morrow, Doug Moskowitz, Steven O’Hara, Michael Palmer, Michaelle Williams, Mark Zlotsky, Ben Anderson-Nelson, Tom Arleo, Jessica Borri, Gabriel Boyajian, Charles Brock, John Coleman, Mark Hernandez, Tyler Holdren, Dong Min Shin, Winnie Tu, Emily Wutz, Sherina Zheng, Daniel Hopkins
  • Student Volunteers: Robert Pogue, Lisa Chan, Sarah Parkins, Jennifer Imbro, Daniel Parrish, Sarah Raphael, Stephen Muir, John Hayden, Johnathan Alessi, Taihui Li, Josh Rubbelke
  • Principal Donors: The Denny Family, King + King Architects, Ashley Mc Graw Architects.
  • City: Syracuse
  • Country: United States
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Text description provided by the architects. The client is the Jowonio preschool, a recognized world leader in innovative education for students with special needs. The Jowonio School serves children from 3 to 6 years old, guided by the philosophy that students with special needs and traditional needs should be educated in an inclusive setting. Up to 30% of Jowonio students have some physical or mental disability, including autism, impaired vision, and limited mobility. The school attempts to provide an environment where all students may take part in as many class activities as possible.

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Cite: "Play Perch / Syracuse University" 18 Jun 2013. ArchDaily. Accessed . <https://www.archdaily.com/387873/play-perch-syracuse-university> ISSN 0719-8884

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