Li Wen

Gensler

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Li Wen is a design director and principal at Gensler.

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The Wharf Plaza, an Education Pavilion, and a park  will be part of the Waterfront Promenade at AltaSea Courtesy of Gensler 
   AltaSea  is a 35-acre campus being built on a…

AltaSea seeks to combine marine education, research and commerce

The Wharf Plaza, an Education Pavilion, and a park will be part of the Waterfront Promenade at AltaSea Courtesy of Gensler   AltaSea is a 35-acre campus being built on a…

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