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The latest edition of our weekly Dezeen Agenda newsletter features BIG’s “first built project in Los Angeles” at Claremont McKenna College. Subscribe to Dezeen Agenda now.

The four-storey building is made up of stacked rectangular volumes wrapped in steel trusses clad with reinforced concrete.

Building made of two volumes by BIG
BIG has completed its first built project in Los Angeles at Claremont McKenna College

This week’s newsletter also included news of the death of British architect Terry Farrell aged 87 and Foster + Partners plans for a megayacht with triple-height interiors.

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