This will be the final post of this blog.
It has been a long run here on the Archinect School Blog . Though my posts slowed to a near stand still in this last year, I did not want to just let it fade away without saying anything.
The choice of today to post my final post is not random. I finished my schooling (perhaps forever) at UIC earlier this year graduating with an M.Arch and the MAD-Crit. Today I changed sides of the desk, so to speak, and started teaching my first studio at UW-Milwaukee SARUP, my undergrad alma mater for anyone keeping track.
So this is it. The end. But before I sign off, there are a few thank yous to take care of.
Thank You to Archinect, its editors, contributors and readers (even the trolls). I think that what is happening here is very important as a sounding board on which the profession and academia come together, for better or for worse.
Thank You to UIC, the faculty, administration, and students. Never a dull moment at that school.
And final, to my Classmates. It was a wonderful run with a class that I think will go down as one of the Vanguards of this era in UIC's history.
Cheers Everyone
I'll end where we started.
An in-depth look at the School of Architecture at the University of Illinois Chicago. The People, The Happenings, The Projects, and the Discussion.
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Congratulations on finishing school Matthew, and thanks for sharing your experiences with us via your always-enjoyable school blog. Good luck with your next phase! We hope to hear about interesting work and happenings in Milwaukee in the near future.
As you move into you post-graduate career, as a teacher and (perhaps?) practicing architect, it would be interesting to hear from you how the M.Arch and MAD-Crit combo has prepared you. Or shapes your path...
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