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No doubt about it, CMU is the better choice. I was just pointing out that there are some really good state school programs if those schools are being considered.
Another option worth checking out ...

Unfortunately, the materials are often dictated by budget concerns, especially with an "urban center" project, resulting in the use of those materials which you mentioned. It really depends on the pr ...

Do what I did and simply type in "deconstructivist architecture" on whatever search engine you're using. You'll find several useful links, including those that both define the "term", and cite exampl ...

The polarization of opinion on Gehry's work is refreshing. I regularly drive by his "Weatherhead" building at Case Western in Cleveland, and have heard everything from "amazing" to "digital doodling" ...

Contrary to the popular local jibes, ("Kent read, Kent write, Kent State!"), I've found that Kent's College of Architecture and Environmental Design has been a great program. With a heavy focus on co ...

I agree that the poll is essentially invalid in that no city is wholly "planned". I voted New York for the simple fact that Manhattan's grid layout combined with the success of Central Park as a "pre ...

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Topic: University Reputations
sharkycharger Replies: 10 Views: 9660	Forum: Architecture Students Forum Posted: Fri Jul 02, 2004 5:17 pm Subject: University Reputations
sharkycharger Replies: 10 Views: 9660	No doubt about it, CMU is the better choice. I was just pointing out that there are some really good state school programs if those schools are being considered. Another option worth checking out ...
Topic: new building materials
sharkycharger Replies: 2 Views: 4446	Forum: Architecture Students Forum Posted: Thu Jul 01, 2004 4:02 pm Subject: new building materials
sharkycharger Replies: 2 Views: 4446	Unfortunately, the materials are often dictated by budget concerns, especially with an "urban center" project, resulting in the use of those materials which you mentioned. It really depends on the pr ...
Topic: DECONSTRUCTION
sharkycharger Replies: 4 Views: 5608	Forum: Architecture Students Forum Posted: Thu Jul 01, 2004 3:33 pm Subject: DECONSTRUCTION
sharkycharger Replies: 4 Views: 5608	Do what I did and simply type in "deconstructivist architecture" on whatever search engine you're using. You'll find several useful links, including those that both define the "term", and cite exampl ...
Topic: ArchWeek - Gehry at MIT
sharkycharger Replies: 5 Views: 14397	Forum: Architecture Forum Posted: Thu Jul 01, 2004 3:27 pm Subject: ArchWeek - Gehry at MIT
sharkycharger Replies: 5 Views: 14397	The polarization of opinion on Gehry's work is refreshing. I regularly drive by his "Weatherhead" building at Case Western in Cleveland, and have heard everything from "amazing" to "digital doodling" ...
Topic: University Reputations
sharkycharger Replies: 10 Views: 9660	Forum: Architecture Students Forum Posted: Thu Jul 01, 2004 2:58 pm Subject: University Reputations
sharkycharger Replies: 10 Views: 9660	Contrary to the popular local jibes, ("Kent read, Kent write, Kent State!"), I've found that Kent's College of Architecture and Environmental Design has been a great program. With a heavy focus on co ...
Topic: planned city
sharkycharger Replies: 16 Views: 18918	Forum: Architecture Students Forum Posted: Thu Jul 01, 2004 2:35 pm Subject: planned city
sharkycharger Replies: 16 Views: 18918	I agree that the poll is essentially invalid in that no city is wholly "planned". I voted New York for the simple fact that Manhattan's grid layout combined with the success of Central Park as a "pre ...