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2020 Semester Design/Build - Week 5

By Eva Hogue, Semester Program Teaching Assistant
Written by: Norberto Lopez & Aidan Levesque Monday Following last week’s critique, we eagerly got back to it - conceptualizing a new iteration based on our design’s strongest features and new insights brought to light by our knowledgeable critics last week, Mac, Johno, & Britton. Working as a whole we defined what...

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2020 Semester Design/Build - Week 3

By Eva Hogue, Semester Program Teaching Assistant
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Written by Callie Reagan & Robbie Hilton This week the semester program produced a lot of design work. In the shop we started siding our chicken coop and we learned about Shellac. Shellac serves a similar purpose to a wood stain but it's made from an alcohol base, and dries instantly. In the studio we started learning SketchUp...

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2020 Semester Design/Build - Week 1 at Pavilion

By Eva Hogue, Semester Program Teaching Assistant
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Monday Today was smooth - transitioning from breakfast at YM, with help from students to move everything over to Couple’s Field in Waitsfield. We started with listing out goals & 2 truths and a lie as a way to break the ice and get to know each other a little more.  Graham - goal to initiate his own builds Jess -...

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Design Blog- Guest Post by John Connell

By John Connell, Board Chair Emeritus / Vice Chair
  The following is the first in what we hope will be a series of guest blog posts from members of the Yestermorrow community on topics related to design thinking. Yestermorrow Design Blog Trying to invigorate the design conversation at Yestermorrow, I’m constantly challenged by...

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Exciting Design Opportunity for all Designers!

By Kate Stephenson, Executive Director
This invitation just in from our Master Planning Core Team…The Master Planning Core Team has authorized the formation of a Design Field Team. This volunteer group is needed to explore, articulate and demystify "design" as it is found at the Yestermorrow Design/Build School. The primary focus will be architecture and "built form" but...

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