This architecture project is worked on in a space filled with two long tables where students sit by and are across from peers, which seemingly makes corroborating and communication easier.
Valerie Gunchick
Architecture student Niloo Hosseini inspects her HEB Mobile Unit model.
Valerie Gunchick
The Architecture For Health project workers are working with HEB to design a supermarket of the future, led by Dr. Mann, architecture professor at TAMU.
Top row of three: Justin Hoermann, Yuchao (Peter) Liu, Sunny
Middle Row: Lindsey Dusek, Yi Yu, Ting Zhang, Fu Chen, Yuxuan (Oliver) Chen, Jie Wang
Bottom Row: Niloo Hosseini, Rajvi Patel
Valerie Gunchick
For the second weekend in a row, Texas A&M earned another lesson in the parity of baseball in the SEC. A week after losing two of three...
The speakers turn on. Static clicks. And a voice reads “Your starting lineup for the Texas A&M Aggies is …” Spectators hear that...
Health Architecture
September 21, 2015
Valerie Gunchick
In this design space, each student has a name card and photo of themselves hanging from the ceiling. This helps the professor, Dr. Mann, get to know his students and the students get to know each other.
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