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Corona panel designed for NMAAHC (Type A: 65% opacity)
1. Corona panel designed for NMAAHC (Type A: 65% opacity)

Northstar Contracting, Inc., American

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    Adjaye, David; African American; African Americans; African Diaspora; Africans; Architecture; Bond, J. Max; Design; Dura Industries; Freelon Adjaye Bond/Smith Group; Freelon, Philip G; Local And Regional; Morel Industries; Northstar Contracting, Inc; Ornamentation; Peerless Pattern Works, Inc; Smith Group Jjr
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Corona panel designed for NMAAHC (Type C: 75% opacity)
2. Corona panel designed for NMAAHC (Type C: 75% opacity)

Northstar Contracting, Inc., American

Keywords:

    Adjaye, David; African American; African Americans; African Diaspora; Africans; Architecture; Bond, J. Max; Design; Dura Industries; Freelon Adjaye Bond/Smith Group; Freelon, Philip G; Local And Regional; Morel Industries; Northstar Contracting, Inc; Ornamentation; Peerless Pattern Works, Inc; Smith Group Jjr
View @ National Museum of African American History and Culture
Corona panel designed for NMAAHC (Type E: 85% opacity)
3. Corona panel designed for NMAAHC (Type E: 85% opacity)

Northstar Contracting, Inc., American

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    Adjaye, David; African American; African Americans; African Diaspora; Africans; Architecture; Bond, J. Max; Design; Dura Industries; Freelon Adjaye Bond/Smith Group; Freelon, Philip G; Local And Regional; Morel Industries; Northstar Contracting, Inc; Ornamentation; Peerless Pattern Works, Inc; Smith Group Jjr
View @ National Museum of African American History and Culture
Corona panel designed for NMAAHC (Type F: 90% opacity)
4. Corona panel designed for NMAAHC (Type F: 90% opacity)

Northstar Contracting, Inc., American

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    Adjaye, David; African American; African Americans; African Diaspora; Africans; Architecture; Bond, J. Max; Design; Dura Industries; Freelon Adjaye Bond/Smith Group; Freelon, Philip G; Local And Regional; Morel Industries; Northstar Contracting, Inc; Ornamentation; Peerless Pattern Works, Inc; Smith Group Jjr
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Architectural History of the the National Museum of African American History and Culture, 2012
5. Architectural History of the the National Museum of African American History and Culture, 2012

Bunch, Lonnie G Obama, Barack Freelon, Adjaye, Bond, SmithGroup Architects National Museum of African American History and Culture

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    Adjaye, David; African American Art; African Americans; Architecture; Art; Bronze; Bunch, Lonnie G; Freelon, Adjaye, Bond, Smith Group; Freelon, Philip; History; Museum Architecture; Museums; National Museum Of African American History And Culture; Obama, Barack; Washington (D.C.); Yoruba (African People); Yoruban Art
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An Interview With Philip G. Freelon
6. An Interview With Philip G. Freelon

Rowell, Charles H Bond, J. Max Jr National Capital Planning Commission African American Museum Project National Museum of African American History and Culture Freelon, Adjaye, Bond, SmithGroup Architects Presidential Commission on the Development of the National Museum of African American History and Culture

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    Adjaye, David; African American Museum Project; African Americans; Architects; Architectural Design; Architecture; Bond, J. Max; Design; Freelon, Adjaye, Bond, Smith Group; Freelon, Philip; History; Museum Architecture; Museum Buildings; Museums; National Capital Planning Commission; National Monuments; National Museum Of African American History And Culture; New Museums; Presidential Commission On The Development Of The National Museum Of African American History And Culture; Race Relations; Rowell, Charles H; Washington (D.C.)
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