“One of the most important aspects of this school and this charrette, is that we do not focus on hypothetical situations,” said Rodner B. Wright, dean of the SOA.
Students from the SOA worked with the guest and faculty to address the design issues, challenges and opportunities in the Midtown district and presented a final exhibition of their work to demonstrate the contribution of a design program to stakeholders.
“I’ve never been a part of something like this,” said Delesia Hill a 23-year-old landscape architecture student. “Working with other people, learning to cooperate and getting to know other people that are passionate about the same interest was the best part.”
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Welcome to the blogsphere. Just a quick word of advice, colored letters on a black background are terribly hard to read.
Especially for us "old school" Rattlers. The blog is great, though. Thanks FAMU Office of Public Affairs!
Look what you started, Ben. Now even the FAMU administration is blogging!
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