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MArch
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MArchMaster of Architecture
MARCHMedically Aware & Responsible Citizens of Hyderabad (India)
MARCHMassive hemorrhaging, Airway, Respiration, Circulation and Hypothermia (casualty assessment)
MARCHMultiple Access with Reduced Handshake


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Szubski holds a Bachelor of Science degree from United States Naval Academy and a Master of Architecture from Princeton University.
The Treeline Companies by Real Estate Weekly
Jackson asserts that while Ellwood, known as Mies van der Robe's heir apparent of spare steel boxes, was a master peacock in his polished ambitions, he never was the master of architecture the world acclaimed him to be.
Craig Ellwood. (The Man Who wasn't There) by Lamprecht, Barbara / The Architectural Review
Background: Received a bachelor of science degree in architecture and engineering from Arizona State; graduated from Harvard University with a master of architecture degree.
COOKING UP RESTAURANTS: DESIGNERS' SECRETS TO SUCCESS by Daily News (Los Angeles, CA)
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