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June 20, 2012
Project of the Month: An edgy new welcome to Everett Community College
By CLAIR ENLOW
Special to the Journal
Special to the Journal
Photos courtesy of Ed LaCasse/LaCasse Photography
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Gray Wolf Hall reaches out toward the edge of the Everett Community College campus with two wings set at an uncanny angle. A glass-walled space for interior circulation and gathering, called the ‘knuckle,’ bridges the two.
There's a large, new building on the south edge of Everett Community College, next to the school's largest parking lot. This is where a lot of people enter the campus. But don't look for anything that shouts “gateway.”
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