Carlos Moreno

Architecture Student, Intern at Mat-Ter

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Architecture student and intern at Mat-Ter, an architectural firm based in Newbury Park, California

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Three months ago, we  launched a competition  for a sound booth for Sonic Trace, a show of stories from immigrants from Mexico and Central America produced by Anayansi…

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Three months ago, we launched a competition for a sound booth for Sonic Trace, a show of stories from immigrants from Mexico and Central America produced by Anayansi…

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