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GrowingChange's old guard tower becomes a climbing and rappelling wall.
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A meeting with Commissioner Betty Gholston on the GrowingChange site.
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The Hearth is a screened BBQ pavilion.
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Team members repairing GrowingChange's hydroponics system.
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Team members from Group Project and GrowingChange leaving site.
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The brick cell buildings become a museum and conference space.
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Jep Wilson, a local native plants specialist, gives a site tour.
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Group Project and GrowingChange team members doing demolition work.
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The multipurpose hall inside the old group barracks.
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John, a Group Project team member, shears GrowingChange's sheep.
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Group Project is an architectural design and planning collective that practices under the notion that architecture is a right.

Over the past four years, we have collaborated with GrowingChange, a youth-guided nonprofit, to imagine the future of a decomissioned work-campus prison site in Wagram, NC as a farm, community center, and museum. We are also helping Zeelie Brown develop her project, The World's Most Beautiful Outhouse, for her hometown in Lowndes County, AL.

Group Project was founded at MIT in 2017 by students from the Department of Urban Studies and Planning and the Department of Architecture.

We love collaborating; please send us a note!

Members

Current members of Group Project include: Morgan Augillard, Alex Bodkin, Jonathon Brearley, Isadora Dannin, Jola Idowu, Kailin Jones, Joey Swerdlin, and Emily Wissemann.

Past members include: Charlotte D’Acierno, Hannah Diaz, John Fechtel, Ben Hoyle, Lucas Igarzabal, Melika Konjicanin, Thuy Le, Stephanie Lee, Milan Outlaw, and Emma Pfeiffer.

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