Hi everyone!

Arc@D(Architecture Club) is back for fall term with our tentative schedule! (See  
below for details) This term, we are planning on two fieldtrips to places in vicinity,  
and a few lectures--some of them with free food.

Shortly, we will be sending out blitzes to get a headcount for the fieldtrips,  
so look out for those blitzes! Also, check out the endclosed photo from a fieldtrip  
to Phillip Johnson's Glass House last spring!

*If you aren't on the list already, and would like to be updated on Arc@D activities  
for the rest of the term, just blitz back to Architecture!


The purpose of Arc@D is to provide a forum in which to foster the growth of the  
architectural community on campus and stimulate interest through speakers, exhibits,  
symposia and field trips.
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FIRST LECTURE OF THE TERM
"the Yale Building Project"
Richard W. Hayes
Thursday October 14, 4:30pm
13 Carpenter Hall

Conceived by architect Charles W. Moore and begun in the context of
social activism and dramatic institutional change during the 1960s,
the Yale Building Project has contributed to the education of many of
this country's leading architects, serving as the model for "design-
build" programs at universities nationwide.

Presented by the Department of Art History with assistance from the
Leslie Humanities Center and Arc@D
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ARC@D FALL TERM SCHEDULE (TENTATIVE)

October 14th, Thursday 4:30PM
		Lecture by Richard W. Hayes, "the Yale Building Project"

October 21st, Thursday after 2As
		Fieldtrip to New Hampshire House by DesignLAB Architects

October 29th, Friday 4PM
		Homecoming DADA(Dartmouth Architecture & Design Alumni) Network Meeting

November 2nd, Tuesday TBA
		Fieldtrip to Habitat House (Tour by Don Derrick)

November 18th, Thursday 4:30PM
		Lecture by Tim Eliasson, "The Benefits of a Collaborative Approach to Design"
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