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Students tackle myriad projects at unique S. African development

Students busy with projects in S. Africa

posted April 20, 2011
Students studying abroad in South Africa are designing a starter campus for the university and developing a business plan for a nonprofit utility company while working on a groundbreaking real estate development located on the coast of the the country’s Eastern Cape.
Students design temporary home for NASA's space shuttle orbiter

Students design temporary home for space shuttle orbiter

posted April 15, 2011
As part of its bid to offer a retirement home for the space shuttles Discovery or Atlantis, the Brazos Valley Museum of Natural History had Texas A&M students develop design concepts for a building to temporarily house the orbiter while a permanent structure was built.
Davison’s students design light sculptures for Langford C space

Viz students design light sculptures

posted April 11, 2011
The glow of light sculptures designed by visualization students at Texas A&M partially lit a darkened exhibit hall in the Langford Architecture Center during a review April 11. Students led by Richard Davison, professor of visualization, designed the sculptures for the Langford C courtyard.
Digital fabrication expert leads workshop as artist in residence

Resident artist leads fabrication project

posted March 31, 2011
Elena Manferdini, principal of Atelier Manferdini, which specializes in computer-aided design of exotic forms, visited the college March 20 – 25 as an artist in residence. In a video interview, she discusses the installation she and students designed and erected in the Azimuth coffee shop.
Students exhibit installations, model wearable architecture

Students exhibit installations, model wearable architecture

posted March 31, 2011
In a room elaborately adorned with architectural installations created by Meg Jackson's design students, students from Weiling He’s studio donned their own designs, putting on a fashion show for their peers.