| The Fourth Annual Berkeley Undergraduate Prize for Architectual Design Excellence 2002 | |
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Stage 2: SemifinalistsThe Berkeley Prize Committee is pleased to announce the twenty-five Semi-Finalists in the 2002 Berkeley Prize Competition. Semi-finalists have been selected from among the 29 countries represented by undergraduate architecture students participating in the Prize 2002 Competition. They are enrolled in schools in Australia, Canada, Germany, India, the Netherlands, Russia, Singapore, Slovenia, South Africa, Sweden, Turkey, the UK, and the US. Arena, Douglas, The University of Arizona, USA Axley, Claire, University of California at Berkeley, USA Barry, David, California College of Arts and Crafts, USA Bascinar, Arda, Gazi University, Ankara, Turkey Biviji, Naeem, University of Edinburgh, UK Caso Donadei, Rebeca, Technische Universiteit Delft, Netherlands Cerne, Barbara, University of Ljubljana, Slovenia Chadrine, Vladimir, Moscow Institute of Architecture, Russia Chan, Julienne, National University of Singapore, Singapore Harli, Ray, University of Witwatersrand, South Africa Hatch, Emily, University of Cincinnati, USA Jordan, Grayson, Carnegie Mellon University, USA Kenniff, Thomas-Bernard, University of Waterloo, Canada Lewis, Trevor, University of Oregon, USA Lichtenberg, Daniel, Columbia University, USA Miller, Clio, University of Utah, USA Nesvig, Carrie, University of Cincinnati, USA Nicholson, Sarah, University of Lincoln, UK Patel, Kush, South Gujarat University, India Schagemann, Daniel, Universitaet TH Karlsruhe, Germany Shah, Sapna, University of Sheffield, UK Swartz, Aron, Chalmers University of Technology, Sweden Watkins, Glenda, Oklahoma State University, USA Watson, Nadia, Queensland University of Technology, Australia Western, Kathleen, University of the Witwatersrand, Johannesburg, South Africa Wong, Carmen, University of California at Berkeley, USA REVIEW THE PHOTOGRAPHS OF STREETS POSTED ON THE WEB. In order to frame this year's Question, the Berkeley Prize Committee provides eight photographs describing ways in which the Street serves as a mediator between a person's public and private life.
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