All,
The links to your blogs are now almost complete and I hope that by mid week we will see the first postings and comments. The following text is a repeat of the email I sent yesterday.
I activated the links to the first two tasks in the blog. Please already take a look at the exercise for the second week, since there are potential synergies with the first one. You may choose the same site for both, if you deem it appropriate.
Blogging
Use the first week to get in the habit of a. posting at least twice a week to your blog and b. checking the other blogs and comment ( 3 comments per week minimum) on the progress that you see. This activity is central to get a good momentum going and also will be considered in the final grade. It will be reason to fail the class, if no blogging activity occurs for longer than a week.
In case you have questions in regards to the tasks, please leave a comment on the class blog to share the information.
Readings
Readings will generally not be discussed separately, but will be referred to during the design process. I hope that you find them inspiring and stimulating. You are more than welcome to comment on them.
About Me
- enno
- I graduated from the University of Karlsruhe, Germany where I also taught full time for three years in the department of Urban Design and Planning. Subsequent studies at MIT in the SMArchS program (Architecture and Urbanism) brought me to the United States in 1999. I currently work for Payette (Boston) where along with the project work I am involved in running a series of office internal design showings. In addition to my studies and work in architecture, I have studied organ performance at the National-Regional Conservatory in Strasbourg, France, took numerous master classes, and was organist and choir director at the Evangelical Johannis Church in Karlsruhe for six years. Since 2001 I have taught at the BAC, including a series of workshops that dealt with the phenomenological correspondences between architecture and music. I currently live in Providence, Rhode Island with my wife, a visual artist, a son and our cat
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