Why a renovated building at one of California's top universities marks a new era of learning
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Woo Hon Fai Hall, 2630 Durant Ave, Berkeley, CA 94720, USA
Architect, Interior Design
A disused brutalist building on the University of California, Berkeley’s campus was transformed into a modern life sciences facility supporting the academic and commercial
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