Author: K S Richey

I don’t have all that much to talk about what happened today specifically at Corrine Jones park- It was wet and rainy most of the day, and we made progress with what we could considering the weather.  We worked on digging out and grading dirt to make way for our final concrete pour- the sidewalk [...]

As most of us know...(I would hope), Henry Ford and the Ford Motor Company was the first to apply 'assembly line' type manufacturing to the production of automobiles.  I won't go into much of a history lesson, but the Ford Motor Company instituted their assembly line in 1908 in the production of the Model T.  [...]

It has been a busy day for Studio V, and much has been accomplished at Corrine Jones Park, and at our Simons Street shop.  The day began early, with most of Studio V meeting at the park with shovels and ratchets in hand, ready to get to work on assembling the new playground equipment being [...]

As I was riding my bike back from studio this evening in this wonderful, sunny Charleston weather… well kind of… I was thinking of what got me starting to like our unique, creative, and sometimes brutal field of architecture and design- I was also worrying about how much work we have ahead of us to [...]

I'm sure I can speak for all of my fellow students of Studio V when I say it was a great experience to help out at the Corinne Jones Playground fundraising event, and get to meet and greet the neighbors of Wagener Terrace who will eventually use and enjoy the structure we will build in [...]

We started off this new week of studio with a collaboration of ideas and some tasty homemade treats courtesy of Sara and Lindsay.  So far, our main focus has been on general site planning, research of Corrine Jones Playground, and brainstorming our options.  But today marked a new step in this semester long process; we have [...]