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May 30, 2013 at 8:08 am #154969cathleen adamsParticipant
ohh that’s a good one as well – frank gehry, nice 🙂 insightful
May 29, 2013 at 11:36 pm #154974cathleen adamsParticipantyou sure he isn’t pulling your leg? of course this building is one […hey, wait a minute- are there bets on this? financial incentive? lol..anyway..] = this building is by the Architect Gaudi, of an apartment building that sits squished among others in this multi-use stretch of streetscapes. curiously it doesn’t take much to blur his vision- Gaudi digs to create melting -looking structures….. methinks. ……cathleen adams….. k I will live n learn- but Alex- check out Gaudi nonetheless, he may make you lose your dress
April 9, 2012 at 7:32 pm #158014cathleen adamsParticipantHi Amy,
My thoughts of which grad school and even whether to pursue an MLA are mixed. There are many questions to ponder…and your transition phase can be so important~because it really is of you.
I did go for an MLA at University of New Mexico, Albuquerque, after completing my BLA at Michigan State University. i am happy i took the decision to go back to the Southwest and further my studies. But interestingly- it was not so much the MLA courses but the courses in Historic Preservation and Regionalism and the Southwest Plants courses that i definitely benefited greatly from. it was accidental ?~ i did not even know UNM had an option for Historic Preservation and Regionalism Certificate Program. HPR is within the SAAP department, as is LA, Architecture, Urban Planning.
i do believe in trying out new locales- moving from Ann Arbor in be an interesting change. But if U of M offers a Masters Program that does give you more latitudes– it is only 3 years? When i was at MSU as a BLA we did a project with U of M MLA candidates and i recall [it was a few years ago] the were heavy on the Urban Planning approach… and Green Roof Design… so it will be very helpful to compare the 2 Unis’ approaches and- hey, there may be something between – as was HPR for me- so take time for yourself and consider what focus you really like to expand upon. as far as Harvard- i donot know of their program- but i do imagine it costs 2 or 3xs? -but there may be scholarships that they do not jump out to offer- not unusual.
Ultimately, you will be looking for work, and you may already be in that space. If you want to use what you know and find a firm that matches?.. sense that you desire to supplement or expand your knowledge base?- In the end the employer takes you on as a tool and the more tools you have accessible and enjoy using- the better for you both- to have more latitudes gives you opportunities to grow= even if the firm doesn’t have that on their agenda [tongue in cheek]- you will accrue that experience 😀 take a little time for yourself and investigate- Best- cathleen
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