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Antioch University’s New Campus Reflects Changing Trends in Education & Design

The RegistryNovember 25, 20152 Mins read915

By Neil Gonzales Antioch University Seattle plans to relocate to a new campus—a move that reflects and capitalizes on the city’s surging real estate market. The private, nonprofit university—currently at Sixth Avenue and Battery Street in the Denny Triangle neighborhood—would shift just a few blocks away to a three-story building at Third and Battery being […]

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