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Experiencing Grand Landscapes & Powerful Places

Experiencing Grand Landscapes & Powerful Places

by Kendall Curlee | Dec 16, 2020 | Fay Jones School of Architecture, Honors College Research Travel Grant, Honors thesis, Landscape Architecture, Research, Research Travel

There are motives of power … at Versailles, but I’m convinced Louis XIV was just as interested in fun. Versailles was his stage set, and he was putting on one impressive show.

Taking the Office Outside

Taking the Office Outside

by srkirby | Aug 19, 2019 | Fay Jones School of Architecture, Honors College Study Abroad Grant, Landscape Architecture, Mozambique, Service Learning, Uncategorized

This summer honors landscape architecture student Max Frank traveled to Mozambique to design better, more affordable housing plans in Nampula. In this blog, he reflects on the challenges of the trip, what he learned from the experience and a work environment very...
Power Through Design

Power Through Design

by srkirby | Jul 11, 2019 | England, Fay Jones School of Architecture, France, Honors College Research Travel Grant, Italy, Landscape Architecture, Study Abroad, Switzerland

                    Thanks to an Honors College Short-Term Research Travel Grant, landscape architecture student Beau Burris took a design tour through Europe this summer, stopping in Milan, Geneva, Paris, Versailles...
Channeling ‘Tech Tangerine’ & ‘Spending’ $600K

Channeling ‘Tech Tangerine’ & ‘Spending’ $600K

by Kendall Curlee | Apr 24, 2019 | Fay Jones School of Architecture, Forum, Landscape Architecture, Museum, Uncategorized

In this latest report  from our “Museum 12,” who got a behind-the-scenes look at running Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art, Max Frank describes a role-playing exercise designed to help students understand how museum boards operate. Channeling the...
The Guest Experience: Making It or Breaking It

The Guest Experience: Making It or Breaking It

by srkirby | Apr 15, 2019 | Fay Jones School of Architecture, Honors Courses, Landscape Architecture

In this post, “Museum” participant Max Frank dissects just what makes a satisfying customer experience at Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art. One thing he learned: it all starts at the entrance. Max Frank is a second-year honors landscape architecture...
Tackling Sprawl: A Tale of Two Downtowns (And a New Kind of Neighborhood)

Tackling Sprawl: A Tale of Two Downtowns (And a New Kind of Neighborhood)

by Nathan Smith | Sep 8, 2016 | Fay Jones School of Architecture, Honors Courses, Landscape Architecture

Cookie cutter spec houses, car-choked highways, big box stores, The Mall: Suburban sprawl is gobbling up the once-vast American landscape, and now, we’re running out of room. This is especially true here in Northwest Arkansas, where the population has more than...
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