Author: Michael Niezer

Greetings and Salutations! Since the viewing of Citizen Architect on last Thursday, we have had some exciting happenings. First and foremost, the day following the big screening marked our project review. Notable and esteemed individuals included Mark Sloan from the Halsey, Ray Huff from the CAC.C, Jeff Johnston from SMHA (a former student of the [...]

Greetings, 13 days left until the big day. Allow me to repeat myself; 13 more days left. I think that as we draw closer to our deadline, the number of days left in which to finish grows more and more apparent in our minds. Up until this current week, I’m not sure any of us [...]

Greetings and Salutations! It has been an interesting transition going from our first project to the project we are currently working on – interesting in the sense that it is a project geared towards a completely different method of completion. Please let me explain, The first project was meant to be built in Marion Square. [...]

Greetings, Tonight we took a crack at putting some lights in our recently built full-scale mock up. After blowing a fuse and shattering several bulbs, we successfully began to position lights within the wall assembly. The idea before testing tonight was to make the columns within the wall the most dramatically lit features of the [...]

Fine people, Today marked our big meeting with the Charleston Design Review Committee, a date that had been circled on our studio calendar since the beginning of the semester. I was definitely more nervous this morning as I thought I would be. Sure, the group put forth a really strong effort over the last couple [...]