Interdisciplinary Design Charette to Provide a Service-learning High-impact Learning Experience. The 2013 Event Will Be Led by Design Workshop.
01/25/2013
Local news featured Design Week.
Students rethink development plans for University Dr. - ArchONE Student-designed proposals for the future development of two areas along University Drive, created by students at Texas A&M’s College of Architecture, were showcased Jan. 18 in room 102 of the Zachry Engineering Center.
01/18/2013
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01/18/2013
Getting ready for the final presentations
01/16/2013
Further developments and more colors
01/15/2013
Day 2 of the exciting Design Week!
01/15/2013
Opening Ceremony and Team Building
01/14/2013
The Real Projects team of the College of Architecture has produced a physical model of the University Drive region to support Design Week. Dr. Mark Clayton led Ph.D. students, Chengde Wu, Saied Zarrinmehr, and Mohammad Asl to produce the physical models. They are displayed on the 2nd floor of the Langford A Building.
01/13/2013
A beautiful banner is hung. Ready for the week, the new semester.
01/05/2013
Real Projects Design Week will focus on the University Drive corridor.
Charette aims to reshape local thoroughfares - ArchONE Students from all four departments at Texas A&M’s College of Architecture will join in a weeklong charrette early next semester to create unifying, practical and affordable proposals in two areas along one of College Station’s main thoroughfares.
01/05/2013
Real Projects Design Week will be kicked off on January 14th, 2013 at Geren Auditorium of the College of Architecture!!
Real Projects Design Week - Landscape Architecture and Urban Planning “Real Projects” Design Week is a practitioner-led week-long charette on a service-learning project that engages students of different levels & disciplines, faculty, practitioners and local community in a studio-based learning environment for a common goal, that is, a high-impact design and planning ...