Friday, July 10, 2009

First studio project



This is also going to be a short post because I had a very long week and also pulled an all-nighter last night working on a project. We were assigned groups and and a buildng. Our groups were supposed to analyze the buildings and build a model, and then this morning after 1.5 weeks, we were to have a critique on our analysis. I don't know if you realize this but it always takes at least 3 times longer than you think to build a model, espicially if you haven't built one in more than 4 years! :) We got it done and our model is beautiful (modesty is key here). I attached some pics of the view from our studio and the model.

Tomorrow we leave at 8am sharp for Finland and Sweden for a week. I'm very excited about that. I'll keep you posted!
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  1. quasigenuineJuly 17, 2009 at 6:59 AM

    I bet that model was even harder, since you weren't using cardboard, and it wasn't at 1/8th scale....hehe. Please tell me lots of crazy glue and hardener was used?

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  2. sarahsarahJuly 20, 2009 at 5:07 AM

    ha! no hardener or crazy glue was used...unfortunatly!! this model was much easier on my knees to build tho! no crawling all over the concrete floor!

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I graduated from undergraduate architecture school in Texas (UTA) in 2004. A couple of weeks after graduating, I moved to NYC and began working. Now in 2009 after five wonderful, fulfilling, interesting years of living in one of the greatest cities in the world and debating with myself about whether or not I am ready to be a student again, I am heading back to school to get my masters in Interior Architecture (MIA, yo!) from Rhode Island School of Design (RISD). Before moving to Providence, RI (where RISD is located) in the fall, I will be living in Coppenhagen, Denmark for approx. seven weeks studying Scandinavian design and studio.