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CEPT University

university, Ahmadabad, India
Also known as: Centre for Environmental Planning and Technology(Show More)
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  • Balkrishna Doshi
    Balkrishna Doshi

    …Environmental Planning and Technology (CEPT University) in 2002. Students assisted in designing each new addition, using similar forms and materials so that the entire campus felt cohesive.

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    …Environmental Planning and Technology (CEPT University) in 2002. Students assisted in designing each new addition, using similar forms and materials so that the entire campus felt cohesive.

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