THE University of San Carlos in Cebu opened its Digital Modeling and Production Studio last week.

The USC School of Architecture and Fine Arts headed by Dean Ar. Margret Rosario spearheaded the event at the SAFAD Building in Talamban campus.

“The studio will be administered by the Architecture Computer Center, a unit under the Dean’s Office,” USC said.

“The ACC will be responsible for the upkeep and the operations of the Studio,” it added.

Meanwhile, software company Graphisoft turned over a free software license to Ar. Vangie Cheryl Ulila for use in the Conservation of Heritage and Research Institute for Society and its History for its conservation initiatives.

The DMPS is now open for SAFAD students, the entire USC community, and the public. Interested users must set an appointment with the ACC through +63 32 401 2300 local 210.