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Remember to be present and put passion into everything you do, because you are seriously
capable of doing anything.
Until next time🫶🪴
I’ve lost many items on this trip, but thankfully my memories will never be forgotten.
Study abroad for the LARCH class of 2026 has officially come to an end and next is graduation… I am grateful to be a part of this Larchie family. I cannot wait to see what is ahead for all of us.
Talk soon…
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While studying abroad in Germany as a landscape architecture student, it is important we practice our hand drafting so that we can communicate in multiple forms.
Today we did an urban sketching workshop abound Bonn, Germany as part of our study abroad program!
I learned so much and realized that I should be doing this more often; we all should!
Thank you for a great workshop and your knowledge!
Come with .lina.p on a day in her life, you don’t wanna miss it ! 🖥️ 🖼️
Whenever you see a metal slide, you know exactly what to do 🛝
REMINDER!!! ⚠️
Join us March 18 at 4 p.m. in the Stuckeman jury space for a lecture with design and computation theorist, George Stiny, on his book “Shapes of Imagination.”
Learn more here: https://www.psu.edu/news/arts-and-architecture/story/design-and-computation-theorist-discuss-his-book-shape-grammars
Come with .by.thiara to finish up her mid reviews before break!
Join us between now and March 15 to view our current Rouse Gallery display:
Hatch Work: An Archaeology of Generative Drawing by Adam Marcus and Andrew Kudless.
The exhibit comes from an archive of architectural ideations and procedural drawings over the years of the duo’s experimentation with generative design.
The work shown at the event features various elements, such as diagrams, drawings, images and generative media.”
Read more: https://www.psu.edu/news/arts-and-architecture/story/architect-duo-present-exhibition-and-lecture-generative-drawing
A message from our content creator intern 😢…
11/30/2023
Laia Celma, assistant teaching professor of architecture, has been named an inaugural recipient of the Henrik Frode Obel Foundation's OBEL AWARD Teaching Fellowship! Learn more:
Stuckeman architecture professor awarded inaugural Obel teaching fellowship | Penn State University Laia Celma, assistant teaching professor of architecture in the Stuckeman School, was named an inaugural recipient of the OBEL AWARD Teaching Fellowship, a premier teaching and research fellowship from the Henrik Frode Obel Foundation.