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TRUPPIN A
Citation: A. Truppin, LECTURE CIRCUITS (PUBLIC SPEAKING GAINS CACHET AMONG ARCHITECTS, BUT IS THE STAR SYSTEM SENDING THE WRONG MESSAGE), Architecture, 87(8), 1998, pp. 140-140
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TRUPPIN A
Citation: A. Truppin, CHILDS PLAY (FROM TREE HOUSES TO LINCOLN LOGS, ARCHITECTS TRACE THEIRDESIGN SKILLS TO CHILDHOOD TOYS), Architecture, 87(7), 1998, pp. 134-134
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TRUPPIN A
Citation: A. Truppin, P.S.1-CONTEMPORARY-ART-CENTER LONG-ISLAND-CITY, NEW-YORK - A TURN-OF-THE-CENTURY SCHOOL YIELDS A VIBRANT, ENERGETIC EXHIBITION SPACE THAT BLURS THE LINE BETWEEN BUILDING AND ART (FISHER,FREDERICK AND PARTNERS REDESIGNS AN ELEMENTARY SCHOOL-TURNED-MUSEUM AND CREATES GALLERIES OUTOF CLASSROOMS), Architectural record, 186(8), 1998, pp. 116-121
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LINN C
TRUPPIN A
KUBANY EH
HALLAM L
Citation: C. Linn et al., SMALL PROJECTS (A PORTFOLIO OF STRUCTURES THAT GO BEYOND THE FUNCTIONAL TO REACH FOR THE WITTY, THE SUBLIME, OR THE LYRICAL), Architectural record, 186(6), 1998, pp. 108-117
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TRUPPIN A
Citation: A. Truppin, AT THE CROSSROADS OF THE WORLD, A FACELIFT IS IN FULL SWING (DESIGN AND CONSTRUCTION OF MANY NEW PROJECTS IN TIMES-SQUARE), Architectural record, 186(5), 1998, pp. 84-84
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TRUPPIN A
Citation: A. Truppin, NCAA CHOOSES GRAVES,MICHAEL FOR ITS HEADQUARTERS IN INDIANAPOLIS, Architectural record, 186(4), 1998, pp. 42-42
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TRUPPIN A
Citation: A. Truppin, VIEWERS BECOME PARTICIPANTS IN NEW PREDOCK MUSEUM AT SKIDMORE-COLLEGE(THE TANG-TEACHING-MUSEUM-AND-ART-GALLERY IN SARATOGA-SPRINGS), Architectural record, 186(4), 1998, pp. 42-42
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TRUPPIN A
Citation: A. Truppin, WHEELCHAIR RAMP DRIVES RENOVATION OF NEW-SCHOOL COURTYARD (DESIGN TEAM OF SCULPTOR PURYEAR,MARTIN AND LANDSCAPE-ARCHITECT VANVALKENBURGH,MICHAEL MAKE THE NEW VERA-G-LIST-COURTYARD A RARE HAVEN FROM THE HUSTLE AND BUSTLE OF NEW-YORK-CITY), Architectural record, 186(3), 1998, pp. 46-46
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