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Tree Studio
seasonal custom curriculum |
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course at Yestermorrow.
Warren, VT |
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.....This design/build studio will study how context affects the design process and product. Further, we will explore, through the idea of a Tree House, ways to improve the health of the built environment. This focus studio will allow students of architecture to "retreat" from the typical studio experience and remember those avenues of design/build that have been ingrained in our mind since childhood. INFO |
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Life Drawing
Spring, 2005 |
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course at Norwich University
Northfield,VT
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.....#265:This course begins the process of developing the ability to observe and draw the human figure as a three-dimensional form, emphasizing proportional accuracy, foreshortening,detail-mass relationships and the use of light and shadow, and to draw the figure as a convincing volumetric and spatial form. Six hours of studio per week. INFO
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- Guest critic - Norwich University Architecture & Art Department, 2000- current
- Guest Speaker: Treehouse Design and Construction : the essence of sustainablitity - Residential Design Conference, 2005
- Design/Build Workshop: Why we make homes and why we don't (hardly any more) - NESEA, 2002
- Guest Lecturer - Continuous Architecture Smithsonian Institution Forum, 1993
- Presentation:Teaching First Year Architecture Students presented to the Association of Collegiate Schools of Architecture (A.C.S.A.)
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Design / Build School
Founding Father Est 1980, Warren, VT |
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......Yestermorrow was founded on the concept that architects that don't know how to build things are in a poor position to design. "The people who come here want to build buildings. Their training has usually be formal and theoretical. We show them that a lot of design comes from wallowing in the details." Students learn how to figure construction issues out for themselves. "It is training for life in the real world," according to founder John Connell. (David Dillon, Architecture, August, 1996) |
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