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Students create design concepts for telemedicine facilities

As prospects for telemedicine-based treatment and monitoring grow, students in the spring 2021 Architecture-For-Health studio presented preliminary telemedicine facility design concepts in a Jan. 26, 2021 review.  

The students, advised by design pros with Dallas-based HKS, went on to present further-developed ideas created in their research and design practice-based studio at a later virtual review.  

The studio is led by George J. Mann, professor of architecture.

Contact: Richard Nira rnira@arch.tamu.edu

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