Earlier today commencement ceremonies were held for graduating students at the Sam Fox School of Design and Visual Arts (including undergraduate art and architecture, M.Arch, MFA, and MUD). Today seems like a good occasion to show images from M.Arch Degree Project reviews, taken on May 3 and May 4. The images below are of some of the reviews I was able to visit (while taking breaks from my own work)... 
Andrew Zimmerman
Alan Basič
Alan Basič
Liu Xi
Jin-Wook Lee
Brad Cooke
Brad Cooke
Margaret Cooke
Margaret Cooke
Ekta Desai
Ekta Desai
Nick Kunkle
set of higher resolution images @flickr
This semester's group of Degree Project students put together an impressive and broadly ranging set of projects. Congratulations to everyone, and best of luck with the next step...
Our final review was yesterday, so the semester has officially come to a close. Now all that's left to do is clean out studio, turn in tine sheets for TA jobs, and continue to catch up on sleep. We plan on posting this summer about our first year at WUSTL--including our own studio work, the work... View full entry
This is the first entry in what we plan on making a series of entries on studio work at WUSTL. To kick things off, here is a glimpse at one of 2 fabrication studios that were available to students at the option level this semester. Studio data, text and images to follow...but first, here is a link... View full entry
This semester I have been investigating a concept, heterotopia, that I hope will inform my Spring 2011 Degree Project proposal (Degree Project is akin to a graduate thesis project, but has traditionally manifested itself in a somewhat detailed and comprehensive architectural proposal). Below is a... View full entry
During spring break this semester we had the opportunity to travel to the Netherlands, Germany and Belgium with our studio. Our professors, Robert McCarter + Wiel Arets, proposed an extensive list of buildings for us to visit over the course of our 9 day trip, which included time in Amsterdam... View full entry
Hey everyone! We, the co-authors of this blog, thought it would be a good idea to finally get around to our first post, on the heels of what was a well attended and festive Open House weekend...one that we were able to enjoy without the nervous anticipation that the prospective students must have... View full entry
