Curtin University’s Architecture and Interior Architecture Exhibition 2010
Curtin University’s Architecture and Interior Architecture Exhibition 2010
April 4th, 2011
The Department of Architecture and Interior Architecture at Curtin University invites you to the opening of the 2010 End of year Student Exhibition on Friday 26th November.
Works from each year will be exhibited, including the think brick/about face competition entries, 2nd and 3rd year studios and the graduate dissertation works.
6pm, Friday 26 November.
Curtin University Building 201, Perth.
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