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Imagine youre 8, 10 or even 15 years old and youre being asked to describe your dream house. Not just describe it, but also sketch, map out and build a model of it. Would it look like your house?
For a group of students who attended the 2013 Architects in the Making (AIM) summer camp at the University of Miami, this was one of their projects along with designing sneakers, building structures out of plastic straws and creating animals out of recycled materials.
AIM summer camp is a two-week program that happens once a year. Children ages 8-15 attend from all over Miami-Dade County for $100, director Rick Ruiz said. Now in its eighth year, AIM has expanded by bringing in better materials, field trips and programs such as the Frank Lloyd Wright Taliesin Program, which teaches students to research, design and construct their own models for environmental sites.
Every morning, about 90 kids make their way into the the lecture hall at the University of Miamis School of Architecture for a brief presentation before splitting up into studios to work on their projects.
Doug Patt, creator of the YouTube series and website How to Architect, explained how to sketch last week via Skype.
Kids think its complicated, Ruiz said. But he simplifies the way sketching is done.
The university donates the space, including School of Architecture studios, where campers learn about sustainability and green architecture, historic preservation and the principles of design.
Architecture is everywhere, camp counselor Pilar Alva said. Kids are divided into three studios: beginning, intermediate and advanced.
In the advanced studio, campers learn about incorporating sustainable practices into their projects, Alva said. Some kids built models with plants that use rainwater to grow and survive.
Matthew Vasquez, 10, came up with his own solar-panel bookbag with outlets inside.
Elithia as Architects - Numbers Count For Nothing
Live at White Rabbit in Plymouth. 13th July 2013.
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Elithia as Architects - Follow The Water
Live at White Rabbit in Plymouth. 13th July 2013. Thanks for the birthday shouts you buggers! :D.
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013 Social Media for Architects with Archispeak Podcast
Find out more on http://businessofarchitecture.com/yt . In this episode talk with 3 architects: Cormac Phalen, Neal Pann, and Evan Troxel, the hosts of the A...
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Architects - Learn To Live - Drum Cover
My favourite Architects song. Love this band!! The end is a little bit improvised :/ ^^ Comment, sub and rate please! External drums by Thomas Erl, 26 years ...
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Environment Committee launches report on Title of Architects
Committee Chairman Michael McCarthy TD introduces report on Title of Architects.
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Highlights from Reinvent Money in Politics with Larry Lessig architects of internet networks
Highlights from the full roundtable on Reinventing Money in Politics with Lawrence Lessig: http://reinventors.net/roundtables/reinvent-money-in-politics/ Lar...
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(PRWEB) July 19, 2013
Australian architect and multi-award winning firm Guymer Bailey Architects has one of their residential homes featured on the ABCs Dream Build program on Sunday 21st of July at 7:30pm.
Dream Build on ABC1 is a series about Aussies who have been lucky enough to turn the dream of building their own home into a spectacular reality. The show features some of Australia's most cutting edge homes revealing what can happen when the design brief is pushed and the projects environment is celebrated. Each owner shares their experience of throwing down ambitious and challenging briefs to their architect in the hope of creating a 'one in a million' home. The architect will reveal their design secrets and how they rose to the challenge to give their client the home of their dreams.
Guymer Bailey Architects is delighted to be featured on Dream Build. We love the show and its commitment to quality Australian residential architecture. The Runaway Bay House was a collaboration between us and a passionate and courageous client that sought a sophisticated interpretation of Gold Coast architecture.
About Guymer Bailey Architects Runaway Bay Houses architect, Tim Guymer established Guymer Bailey Architects with Ralph Bailey in 1989. The firm offers two well established offices in both Brisbane and Melbourne with a reputation for outstanding client service, design quality and environmentally sustainable design. Winning numerous awards for their work across a broad spectrum of residential, commercial, civic and institutional architectural design, Guymer Bailey Architects offers a passionate design-focused team for anyone looking to build their own one in a million home.
Read more about Guymer Bailey Architects Runaway Bay Home: http://www.guymerbailey.com.au/modern-residential-architectural-house-melbourne-brisbane/runaway-bay-residence ABC TVs Dream Build Series: http://www.abc.net.au/tv/programs/dream-build/
Project: Runaway Bay House by Guymer Bailey Architects Type of Project: Residential House Architects: Tim Guymer & Stan Chrenkoff
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India, July 19 -- While thousands of files related to building construction going missing from civic offices is of concern in itself as this could allow the builders to make ad hoc changes to these structures, what is even more worrying is that many of them belong to the same architects, which raises suspicion of a deliberate attempt to keep their details off the record.
Data with Hindustan Times reveals there are more than 100 architects in the western suburbs alone who have 'lost' two or more project files.
Of them, at least 44 architects have lost five or more files at the offices of the building proposals department in the western suburbs.
Here are a few shockers - a Khar-based liasoning architect has 23 of its files relating to projects in prime areas like Oshiwara, Versova and Bandra (West) missing. Eleven files of an architect firm, which has projects in tony Bandra (West) and Santacruz ( West), are untraceable.
Liasoning architects are firms which are solely tasked with the correspondence between the civic body and the builders.
They are usually not involved in the design aspect, and focus only on getting permissions for the construction.
There are many such architects, quite a few of them solely into liasoning, who have multiple files missing. A deeper study reveals that many of these files relate to the same area where the architect has undertaken projects.
For instance, one firm has nine files missing - all of these projects are at Juhu Vile Parle Development Scheme.
Activists say so many files of one architect going missing cannot be a coincidence.
Shirish Sukhatme, president of the Practicing Engineers Architects and Town Planners Association admitted this might be the case, and said: "There are a few black sheep among architects who might want to keep their files hidden, but even the civic officers are to be blamed for these files disappearing."
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Some architects have many building files missing, activists smell a rat