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January 25, 2025 / Robert Zagaroli 3rd / 0 Comments

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Sketch #1 Samples

September 20, 2024 / Robert Zagaroli 3rd / 0 Comments

Egress Path Sample Student Sketch

NOTE that the EXIT access, and discharge have been identified.

Egress Sketches

Here, the student has drawn several plans and diagrams in 2D instead of

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Professor: Robert Zagaroli 3rd

Class Location: V-305

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On Zoom Mondays 1:00 pm-3:00 pm

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This course is based on the following course(s):

ARCH 1231 by Robert Christo, Prof. Loo, J A Montgomery
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ARCH 1231 by Robert Zagaroli 3rd
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