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        <![CDATA[Duncan and McMurtry Colleges / Hopkins Architects with Hanbury Evans Wright Vlattas + Company]]>
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        <![CDATA[<p>Two new residential colleges are helping Rice University grow strategically while sustaining its signature campus culture. The project was designed in the collegiate quadrangle tradition. Shaded arcades carefully weave the spaces with existing tree-lined walks, providing an integral order to the original campus plan by  Cram, Foodhue &amp; Ferguson. The project includes seven buildings, including two Masters’ Houses, creating a careful composition and hierarchy of buildings and spaces.</p> ]]>
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