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PAVE Competition Winners!
Congrats to students Claire Van Horn & Emily Miklowski for winning the PAVE's annual international competition geared toward undergraduate and graduate-level college students involved in retail planning, interior design, architecture, industrial design, visual merchandising, UX/UI design, graphic design, branding, and similar programs, with participating students representing 68 colleges, universities, and technical schools across 40 countries for the 2022 competition!
This year student designers were challenged to design and enhance a mobile/pop-up, guest experience for City Relief, that connects friends and guests in need, with much-needed resources while creating an equitable sense of place for friends and neighborhoods.
This year the top 3 student-designed concepts are all being awarded $3,000 each. Additionally, their schools will each receive $1,000 and the students will be in attendance at the PAVE Gala in New York City on December 8, 2022, to be recognized for their achievements.Check out all 3 winning projects here.
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Marinic Presents in UMASS Lecture Series
Dr. Gregory Marinic, an associate professor in the SAID, recently presented in the University of Massachusetts-Amherst 2022 Zube Lecture Series. His lecture, 'Informality and the City,' was presented with Dr. Pablo Meninato of the Temple University Tyler School of Art and Architecture. The presentation highlighted ongoing research which contributed to their co-edited book of the same name, 'Informality and the City,' published by Springer of Rotterdam in October 2022. Forty-two authors contributed to the book including SAID Director Edward Mitchell who wrote, 'The Mathematics of an Ideal Village,' featured in the introductory section. Marinic and Meninato have been delivering ongoing lectures and podcasts featuring their research which spans Latin America and the broader Global South.
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Golden Pin Winners!
Covey Marie Sperber, Connor Kasner and Michael Taylor were announced as the champions of the DAAP tournament, winning the GOLDEN PIN last week!
Professor Whitney Hamaker has continued the tradition of organizing a bowling night, held on Wednesday evenings throughout the semester. The competition gets intense with 17 teams all vying for the coveted Golden Pin awarded at the end of the semester. Congrats to our bowling champs!
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DAA Architect Alum Retires at 90!
Meet recently retired 90 year old, AIA-member Emeritus Addison H. Clipson, Jr.,founder and president of Addison Clipson Associated Architects, Inc. based out of Glendale, Ohio. Clipson is an award-winning architect specializing in historical preservation with an amazing career spanning over 60 years. We got a chance to interview Clipson through his granddaughter, Janine Crum. Clipson attended DAAP (when it was still called DAA) back in the 50's. He is pictured here with his son, Brian, who served as a draftsman and building inspector for the firm for over 2 decades.
As a fixture in the historic Glendale Village, Cincinnati, where his office was located, Clipson worked on the preservation and restoration of many of the iconic structures in the village, including the First Presbyterian Church, the police station, the Glendale Lyceum, the Iron Horse Inn, and the Glendale Heritage Museum. To learn more about his contributions to Glendale, visit these You Tube videos: Historic Preservation Site and Architectural Contributions to Glendale.
It is fascinating to hear his story of how he became an architect, and how much has changed over his long career. Click here to read the full interview.
Of the hundreds of projects that Clipson worked on throughout his long and prolific career, he is most proud of those pictured below. We here at SAID wish Addison a happy retirement!
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Published Book by Recent Grad
Recent graduate Christine Sima (M-Arch 2022) just published a book inspired by her travels to Scotland after being granted a travel fellowship for winning the Lyceum Competition in 2020.
The beautiful book is available here via Amazon. The book was just optioned for an early release last week and is currently the #1 bestseller for Architectural History in the Kindle store! This book not only appeals to those who want to travel and learn about Scotland, but also to those who thoroughly enjoy a good story. We are proud of Christine and her stunning account of life on the edge of the world!
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TEAM B CDA Award!
Team B Design & Architecture (comprised of SAID Alums including John Stoughton (M.Arch 2009), David Corns (B.Sc.Arch 2011), Julie Martin (B.Sc.Arch 2013), Grant Wagner (M.Arch 2020)) was recently recognized with a 2022 CDA Honor Award for Experiential Graphics at Decibel Chicken, a Korean fried chicken carryout. Congrats to our Alums!
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Alumnus Jim Prendergast (BARC '84) Honoree at IIDA's Leaders Breakfast.
Congratulations to SAID Alumnus Jim Prendergast (BARC, '84) who will be the honoree at the upcoming Chicago IIDA's annual Leaders Breakfast. The Leaders Breakfast will be held on Friday, December 9th at the Radisson Aqua Blu Hotel in Chicago and will be honoring Jim as a seasoned industry professional who has shaped the legacy of design, celebrating his significant contributions to the design industry.
A Principal and Design Director in Gensler’s Chicago office, Jim is a firmwide leader within Gensler’s interior architecture practice, directing the development of tenant-driven architectural solutions and co-developing the region’s design talent contributing to the firm’s overall design culture. With nearly 30 years of experience, he has designed or overseen the design of more than 10 million square feet of office interiors and architecture for a broad array of domestic and global clients.
For tickets to the event, register below:
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| | Past SAID Fall '22 Lectures
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All past SAID Lectures are posted on our website and can be found here. Below are lectures that have been held this semester:
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Jennifer Bonner
Lecture Held 10/26/2022
Jennifer Bonner is an Associate Professor of Architecture at Harvard University Graduate School of Design. Lecture recording can be viewed here.
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De Peter Yi
Lecture Held 10/19/2022
De Peter Yi joined the School of Architecture and Interior Design at DAAP as a new tenure-track Assistant Professor this past fall. . If you missed the lecture, it can be viewed here.
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Todd Gannon
Lecture held 10/12/2022
Todd Gannon is the Robert S. Livesey Professor of Architecture at the Austin E. Knowlton School of Architecture. The recorded lecture can be found here.
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Virginia San Fratello
Eva Maddox Lecture held 9/21/2022
The recorded lecture can be found here.
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| | Jobs And Freelance Opportunities
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Click below for Job opportunities....Be sure to check the page tabs at the bottom of the spreadsheet separated by Firm, Freelance and UC opportunities. Jobs listed are for students, recent grads and not so recent grads!
New Freelance opportunities posted this week so be sure and check it out.
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Dec 2-9 Fall Semester 2022 Reviews
Dec 10 Fall Semester Ends
Dec 14 Fall Grades Due, 5:00 PM
Dec 23-Jan 2 UC Closed - Winter Season Holidays
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ARCH 7036: Garden Stories & Sympoietic Artifacts
Fridays 9 AM-11:50 AM
Civic Garden Center
Professor Anca Matyiku
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HORT 5091/HORT 6091: Special Topics: Beer: Business, Craft & Aesthetics
(Aesthetics and Business of Beer)
Wednesdays 2:30-5:35 pm 3430 Aronoff
Instructor: Michael D. Morgan
ARCH 5051/ARCH 7036 The Ancient Earthen Architecture of Ohio
T/H 9:30 – 10:50 AM, 3410
Instructor: John E. Hancock, Professor Emeritus of Architecture
PLAN 6081/PLAN 5181/URBN5181 The City in Cinema
Fridays 9:05-11:55 AM
Instructor: John Edelman
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| | Scholarships, Competitions, Fellowships
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Art Competition
The Institute for Research in Sensing (IRiS) just announced a competition for a feature image for the IRiS Ignite conference.The competition is open to anyone in the UC community, and there is a $150 cash prize for the winner. More information is available on our website: https://www.artsci.uc.edu/iris/ignite/competition.html
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Architecture and Interior Design Diversity Scholarship
4 scholarships are available for the 2023 spring semester. Apply by email: campus.recruiting@corgan.com. Deadline to apply is December 9th. More info can be found here.
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Three Arts Scholarships
Three Arts Scholarship Fund is now accepting applications for scholarships to be given to women/identify as females in the arts in the Cincinnati area. Last season, over $300,000 was awarded. Our students have done very well with this scholarship so consider applying! Applications due Jan 20,2022.
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UC Scholarship Database
A new system for finding scholarships of all kinds has come to UC. Sign up for Scholarship Universe and start applying today!
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SAID Newsletter | Fall 2022
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