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Designing Adventures - Studio Sampler

Life at Maryland's School of Architecture in the Late 70's and Early 80's

de Gordon Mead Stewart

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From first day of Studio to graduation, this sampler of the illustrated "Designing Adventures" focuses on the Studio experience in Maryland's Architecture School. The humorous events explain not only the "What" but also "Why" of the Studio program.

The author's Canon AE-1 lens captured many of his Studio-mates - building sets for the Beaux Art Ball, getting a desk crit, napping in studio, playing trash ball, and more. These photos from the pre-digital age along with school plans and concise accounts allow the reader to travel back in time.
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Gordon Stewart
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Gordon Mead Stewart is an architect who grew up in Bowie, Maryland. His architectural work ranges from a timber-frame retreat on Virginia’s Northern Neck to an office/retail/parking tower that includes a monorail station in downtown Seattle, and from a childcare building in West Virginia to a radar station in Honduras. His Parisienne wife, Jacqueline, works as a scientist at nearby NASA Goddard. Her desire to raise their family in Bowie probably helped spark these memories. Since 1992 their home has been a Levitt colonial on Belair Drive facing Bowie’s “tree tunnel”, a bridal path lined with beech trees.

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