Snow Day in the Life

It’s been an odd week here in Charleston with the snow -- and as of now it's still here! As someone who grew up in the Midwest, I’ve been enjoying the snow and the piece of home that I seem to have brought with me down South.  While the snow has kept us cozied up [...]

Exploring Duality in Pavilion Design

Something about a Palmetto amid snow in an empty parking lot.. Looking forward to the coming weeks distilling down thoughts and ideas for our Plymouth Park Pavilion structure. Many different ideas being thrown around, but I think the common theme in the group is duality in architecture - elements that are convertible or that serve [...]

Charleston: Return of the Snow

As many of you know, there is supposed to be a major cold front moving through Charleston within the next 48 hours. One that can bring many people back to the snowfall of January 2018. Approximately six years ago, Charlestonians experienced one of the biggest snowfalls of its history with 5.3 inches of snow which [...]

Steel & Stone

This week marked a significant milestone in our community build project: we completed the foundation work! This step is essential in any construction project, setting the groundwork—quite literally—for everything that will be built on top. Here’s a look at the process we followed and what it took to bring this foundation to life. 1. Excavation [...]

ITC x ERC

Intro to Craft x Erica, Raechel, Carter This week in ITC we are starting to get our hands dirty with the clay! I am working with Raechel and Carter this semester for the project and so far we are having lots of fun experimenting. The basic premise of the project for mid terms is a [...]

Southern Living | 2024 Idea Home

This weekend I went to tour the Southern Living Idea Home for 2024 - located on Johns Island near a farm. The home is in a brand new neighborhood that is still under development and it definitely sets a precedent for how beautiful the neighborhood will be! Walking up to the home, my favorite part [...]

Field Studies

We are getting into the routine of classes and Field Studies this year is taught by David! The structure of the class is similar to the class he took in Genoa in '99 (before most of us in the class were born!). Yesterday was the first full class out sketching around the peninsula.  A few [...]

Ahoy!

With the end of the semester nearing and the heaps of homework growing larger and larger, I needed an afternoon break. The chosen location: Charlestown landing. The pirate ship gave me hope that we can sail through the rest of the semester 😉 I was just looking for a nice stroll on all trails and [...]