UTSA architecture students are in "Awe"... literally, the name
of the design project they are inside. UTSA students' structures
study human response By James M. Benavides Public Affairs
Specialist (May 5, 2009)--Each semester, first-year UTSA
architecture students go through a rite of passage. Their final
assignments draw together the principles they learned over the
semester into a hands-on design-build project. It's the first
time these students get to walk into their own structures -- a
defining moment for aspiring architects. - La Prensa Foundation
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old boy UTSA Associate Professor Stephen Temple sees students
through this learning experience, appropriately named "PASSage."
This semester's PASSage project brought 16 student-built
structures to the Downtown C