No one mentions this as a criteria for architecture, but in terms of hot women, I visited sci-arc recently and there are not that many. UCLA seems to have a better crop.
I was just accepted to SCI-Arc today... SCI FI.... I also am in at Columbia. I really am torn. I went to a liberal arts undergrad program and I am really into conceptual architecture that is at least somewhat functions. I don't want to make sculptors, but I do want to foster my own unique voice.
Any thoughts. I lived in LA for awhile and liked it a lot... never been to NYC though...
Anyone out there from Columbia who can give me the jest of the school?
Finals, finals, finals.....um RAArch- studio instructors.... well I'm finishing up my core studios, so far my class has gone through 3 instructors per semester (12 or so students per section), so we've gone through really young faculty like Florencia Pita (MOD), Roland Wahlroos-Ritter (WROAD), Joe Day (Deegan-day design), Jean Michel Crettaz and more SCI-arc classics like Peter Zellner (Zellnerplusassociates), Russel Thomsen (COA), Gary Paige, & Michael Rotondi (Roto Architects), etc. I'm looking forward to verticals - which are a free for all based on particular topics- always taught by different faculty (Coy Howard, Wes Jones.. um.. I think Moss taught one)- some visiting. The line up for all studios are never set in stone- the line ups change.
amanning--if i were you i would visit sciarc, if you haven't already done so, and talk to some of the students in the sci-fi program. its a very new program--it seemed like they were working out kinks with it this year. what you hear from students in the program may be quite different from what you have read about the program on-line, or from what the directors of the school might tell you about it. from what i understand, since it is a post professional degree program it is very different from the m. arch programs.
SCI-Arc, yay or nay
No one mentions this as a criteria for architecture, but in terms of hot women, I visited sci-arc recently and there are not that many. UCLA seems to have a better crop.
Yeah, the metal structure = Rob Ley's kids. Big ups. But yes, UCLA > SCI_Arc, im terms of hot womens.
gvg- Thanks a lot for your response. I just sent you a mail.
seventieskid-
Out of curiosity, who have you had for studio in your 4 semesters? Any interesting visiting instructors?
I was just accepted to SCI-Arc today... SCI FI.... I also am in at Columbia. I really am torn. I went to a liberal arts undergrad program and I am really into conceptual architecture that is at least somewhat functions. I don't want to make sculptors, but I do want to foster my own unique voice.
Any thoughts. I lived in LA for awhile and liked it a lot... never been to NYC though...
Anyone out there from Columbia who can give me the jest of the school?
amanning,
isn't sci-fi non-professional program?
i wonder what it's like. anyone know about the program?
Finals, finals, finals.....um RAArch- studio instructors.... well I'm finishing up my core studios, so far my class has gone through 3 instructors per semester (12 or so students per section), so we've gone through really young faculty like Florencia Pita (MOD), Roland Wahlroos-Ritter (WROAD), Joe Day (Deegan-day design), Jean Michel Crettaz and more SCI-arc classics like Peter Zellner (Zellnerplusassociates), Russel Thomsen (COA), Gary Paige, & Michael Rotondi (Roto Architects), etc. I'm looking forward to verticals - which are a free for all based on particular topics- always taught by different faculty (Coy Howard, Wes Jones.. um.. I think Moss taught one)- some visiting. The line up for all studios are never set in stone- the line ups change.
amanning--if i were you i would visit sciarc, if you haven't already done so, and talk to some of the students in the sci-fi program. its a very new program--it seemed like they were working out kinks with it this year. what you hear from students in the program may be quite different from what you have read about the program on-line, or from what the directors of the school might tell you about it. from what i understand, since it is a post professional degree program it is very different from the m. arch programs.
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