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Landscape architecture students, industry pros tackle design issues at Aggie Workshop

Design ideas for Travis Midtown Park in Bryan were created by Texas A&M landscape architecture students, faculty and design pros during a charrette at Aggie Workshop Feb. 18 in the Texas A&M AgriLife Center. 

The annual event also included presentations by leading landscape architecture professionals as well as networking opportunities. Undergraduate landscape architecture major Camryn Galvan served as this year’s Aggie Workshop chair. 

Aggie Workshop is hosted each year by the Texas A&M student chapter of the American Society of Landscape Architects.

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