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This course offers an introduction to a series of prominent ideas driving the contemporary discipline of architecture. It seeks to sensitize students to the built environment as a thoughtfully designed and experienced cultural product. Through a broad array of lectures, readings, discussions, and assignments, students are asked to engage in a critical understanding of the way we design, build and experience architecture.

Sunday, October 5, 2014

Weekly Response #2


Weekly Response #2
Jordan Bell

This space is the carillon practice room on the ninth floor of the Burton Memorial Tower. I chose this space because the carillon is an instrument that not many people know about but everyone on campus hears it play. The ninth floor practice rooms is one of two practice rooms in the tower but it is not serviced by the elevator like its counterpart.

I chose to cut the space lengthwise to give a fuller view of the room. I chose to face towards the east wall because it is a more descriptive view.
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