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Text I-CAcross The Nation (continued) Part 4New campus to train for futureMESA—The design objective of the new campus of East Valley Institute of Technology (EVIT), the state's First regional technological public school district, was to provide a facility to support a productive, technically trained workforce that meets the needs of today's business and industry. The $46 million campus, which can accommodate up to 5,000 students each day in two half-day sessions, is located on 40 acres of the former site of the University of Arizona's agricultural farm. Twelve new buildings total 336,565 square feet, and six separate buildings are devoted to the study of cosmetology, culinary arts, child care and guidance, fire fighting technology and law enforcement, automotive technology and collision-repair technology. In the culinary-arts area, students learn commercial food preparation with equipment that allows up to 30 students to be working simultaneously. The great hall can be divided into three sections with two operable walls for dining-room service. The Fast Break restaurant is an alternative to a traditional cafeteria. It has both indoor and outdoor space, and serves beverages and food items to students and staff throughout the day. A new conferencing facility for students, as well as the community, features a 500-seat auditorium. The facility can accommodate lectures, TV and stage productions and community meetings. BPLW Architects & Engineers was responsible for design, engineering and architectural services. Part 5 Meeting student and community needs MIAMI—When construction began on Northwest Miami Middle School, the goal was to "build a contemporary system of buildings and courtyards that would be an asset to the neighbourhood. Slated for completion in February 2000, the $13 million school will enhance the neighbourhood by providing a place for social gatherings, meetings and learning environments in a landscaped setting. Consisting of 152.000 square feet, the school will have a courtyard composition of various one-story clusters and three-story wings, creating a version of the hacienda open space plan in a subtropical environment. The courtyard scheme will have a north-south axis and will exhibit transparency to the school ' s two street-fronts. Through a system of various classroom and communal-type buildings, the courtyard will provide a link from all points of access to (he recreation playfields and parking, making it the school's most important spatial ingredient. Frankel & Associates Architects is in charge of the project. Notes:
Ex.2. Match the words with their Russian equivalents.
Ex.3. Translate the following phrases from the text and use them in the translation below. throughout the day, to accommodate, to be divided, facility, operable wall, former site, objective, equipment, community meetings, to meet the needs (of), to serve, alternative (to), staff, indoor and outdoor spaces, beverage and food items, to be located, in two-half day sessions, to train workforce, simultaneously, TV and stage productions, to feature.
Ex.4 Answer the following questions:
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