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OMA–designed Frank Liu, Jr. Academy, an arts charter school, breaks ground in Houston

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Construction broke ground on the OMA–designed Frank Liu, Jr. Academy (FLAMA) in Houston. The former Folgers Coffee Plant, added to the National Register of Historic Places in 2021, is on its way to becoming a charter school thanks to the adaptive reuse project.  FLAMA’s 3-story facility will measure 65,000 square feet and cater to pre-K
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