Tyler Kirchner

Cassi,

Coming form the biggest slacker in school. Do not see things so shortsighted. School is where you get your first set of tools for the profession. It is a time that sets a foundation to be able to learn efficiently in the field. Could the program be updated sure always. As a professional would you want others just to be able to start…[Read more]

Not a message to send to America’s youth!

I know Stephen, but you do in the real world ALOT. It is on the LARE and it is easier to keep it fresh than to have to go back and relearn it without a professor’s patience.

I paid attention to that but we rarely use it later on in other class projects…

Pay attention to your Construction grading classes with Prof. Ritter. Much easier to learn in classroom.

Cassi,
I always new you had a sweet spot for Dr. Leider.

All of you undergrads keep current examples of your work included in your folio so that we can see you grow and your styles develope. It will help get you early exposure to firms and alumni contacts.

I wish I could be there to help!

I about it from a message you sent to Dr. Leider who then sent it to us students.

Welcome Stephen. Where did you about the site?

Hello there, OSU LArchitects.

whos up for sandbagging…

Yeah… Come on Deuce

Nick, I cannot believe that you did not give Mark the credit he deserves for his whole interim period. I never thought i would see you make a mistake, especially an easy one such as rounding.

Oh & GO BISON on Friday!!!!!!!!

oh and nick, mark has actually been interim director for about 1.6 years now… no big deal, you were pretty close i guess…

Thanks! you should have seen the play in game, it came down to the last seconds… Im not the biggest basketball fan in the world but that was pretty exciting. Not bad for some North Dakota land grant school, eh? We probably wont make it past the first round but hey, pretty fun stuff nontheless.

Michael we need to get the recent projects page up and going. Maybe we post a project every weds? Or a series of project images? Let me know what you think since obviously run this show. Oh and by the way, turn on your phone!

Michael; Thanks for the update. I thought the LA program was strong when I was a student. Clearly, it’s healthy and gaining ground with every passing year.

yes. im only going to remark on some of the changes that i have experienced in my almost 4 years here at NDSU but im sure now that the group has grown, other past and present students will have things to add. Things are exciting right now, we have what i think is a talented, knowledgable, and most importantly, a stable core of LA professors in our…[Read more]

Greetings from a class of 90 graduate. Looks like you’ve been adding space and capabilities since I’ve been there.