Ags Design Honduran Hospital
Stephanie Cannon '06 April 28, 2015 9:20 AM updated: April 28, 2015 9:59 AM
More than 90,000 Hondurans are in dire need of a new hospital, and Texas A&M University architecture students lent their talents this semester to help make it a reality.
Teams of students enrolled in architecture-for-health and environmental design studios created seven hospital designs, one of which will replace an overcrowded, outdated hospital on Roatan Island 35 miles off Honduras' northern coast.
Read the full story at theeagle.com.
Teams of students enrolled in architecture-for-health and environmental design studios created seven hospital designs, one of which will replace an overcrowded, outdated hospital on Roatan Island 35 miles off Honduras' northern coast.
Read the full story at theeagle.com.
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