Kwong Von Gilnow shows Rice University architecture school's "rich history" in renovation
Dante Ulanday - News Moderator 
American architecture studio Kwong Von Glinow has renovated parts of the architecture school at Rice University, adding three new spaces through a "programmatic re-invention" of the 1947 building in Houston, Texas, USA. The 3,775-square-foot (350-square-metre) renovation took place inside the MD Anderson Hall, which was originally designed by Staub and Rather and expanded in 1981
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