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In their words: Travel studio students and faculty share their experiences in Taiwan, France, Japan, Iceland
International studios are an integral part of architecture, urban planning and urban design education, combining history, culture, community, place and design. International studios are hosted year round, with emphasis on spring and summer terms.
Faculty and students are blogging about their experience:
Made in Taiwan: http://madeintaiwanstudio.tumblr.com/
Faculty: Thom Moran, Rosalyne Shieh
Not your typical tourists: Civic-Friche (France) studio http://studio-civicfriche.tumblr.com/
Faculty: Anya Sirota and Steven Christensen
Civic-Friche studio, at the Bibliotheque National
The poetic and elegant (and perhaps fictional) likely stories: Studio Japan conTEXT: writing (in) Japan, the spatial narratives http://likelystoryjapan.blogspot.com/
Faculty: Catie Newell
Hot spring and bicycle envy: Taubman College in Iceland http://iceland.tumblr.com/
Faculty: Orri Gunnarsson
Spring and summer 2010 studios are held in the following locations lead by faculty and guests:
- Barcelona - Adam Fure and Ellie Abrons
- Beijing - Mary-Anne Ray
- Camino de Santiago - Ellen Donnelly
- France - Anya Sirota and Steven Christensen
- Iceland - Orri Gunnarsson
- Japan - Cathlyn Newell
- Rome - Stephanie Pilat
- Taiwan - Thomas Moran and Rosalyne Shieh
- Washington DC - Chris Leinberger
All courses are for 3 credit hours. Detailed travel schedules for the studios are included in the details about the individual studios. For more on the current travel studios, visit: www.taubmancollege.umich.edu/travel
Jun 8, 2010
