Underlying Program Goals:

// lead students in HANDS-ON construction combined with a design studio education in order to discover new intersections between design and fabrication.


// foster a COLLABORATIVE studio environment such that students engage more fully in a dialogue with their peers, practitioners, context and communities.


// implement architecture, design and the making of space to catalyze POSITIVE SOCIAL CHANGE and stewardship of our built environment.

April 16, 2009

u.n.l.r. shirts

does anyone think that printing u.n.l.r. shirts is a good idea?  they would cost about a hundred dollars for about fifty.  they could be given away to the community but is it a waste of money?  

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3 comments:

Anonymous said...

They would be nice for the community and us to have. I think though they should have equally as much to do with us. A BAC UDB / UNLR tandem?!

April 16, 2009 at 10:04 PM
Kyle Sturgeon said...

the t-shirts you mean lindsay? I'm all for t-shirts, and i will support it. wish we had a logo.... for the book and the shirts!

April 18, 2009 at 6:48 PM
Lisa said...

Hi Ben,

I think T-shirts are a great idea! I would also include a UdB and BAC logo on the shirts to further illustrate the studio's connection to the neighborhood. (We can design a UdB logo.) This should help increase name recognition for future UNLR-BAC-UdB projects and let everyone know that we have been working with the community on several successful projects for quite some time. If the rest of the studio agrees, I would suggest having them available for the May 30th Frederick Douglass Peace Park event. I also think it would be nice to design a t-shirt for every UdB studio project; the 2008 studio as well as this year's and future studios.

Cheers,
Lisa

April 20, 2009 at 11:46 AM

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