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Team Projects + Team Teaching = Team Building

Frederick Mahaffey, Elizabeth Petry

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Architects in the 21 st Century are required to work as key leaders of the design team in developing projects from inception to completion.Solid teamwork is essential for success in the architecture profession and the construction industry.Teaching teamwork to undergraduate architecture students has its challenges and rewards.

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Architects in the 21 st Century are required to work as key leaders of the design team in developing projects from inception to completion.Solid teamwork is essential for success in the architecture profession and the construction industry.Teaching teamwork to undergraduate architecture students has its challenges and rewards.

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Architects in the 21 st Century are required to work as key leaders of the design team in developing projects from inception to completion.Solid teamwork is essential for success in the architecture profession and the construction industry.Teaching teamwork to undergraduate architecture students has its challenges and rewards.

Key concepts: Teamwork, Architecture, Session (web analytics), Team building, Personality psychology, Work (physics), Engineering, Medical education

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