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Exploring Innovative Steel Design + Construction
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- case study (21)
- conceptual design (9)
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- journal (8)
- museums (4)
- pittsburgh (11)
- site (5)
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The FABV Studio
The FABV Studio is a group of five architecture students at Clemson University. This blog is a record of our final studio project—the 2006-2007 ACSA/AISC Museum of Steel Student Design Competition. We view the project as a collaborative effort between the five students, the faculty at Clemson University and the faculty at Clemson’s off campus architecture programs. Thus this blog will act as a means of communication amongst the members of the studio, a chronological record of our design process and as a means of feedback from off campus faculty and any other followers of the blog. We welcome your comments and criticism.
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- Thoughts_Design Concept and Themes
- Thoughts_Initial Review Reflections
- Review Notes_01.29.2007
- Thoughts_Formulating a Design Concept
- Case Study_New National Gallery
- Case Study_Seoul National University Museum
- History_The Site
- Case Study_O'Hare International Airport
- Case Study_David Lawrence Convention Center
- Case Study_Benetton Textile Factory
- Thoughts_Site Visit
- Thoughts_Site Visit Reflection
- Case Study_Buildings in Pittsburgh
- Thoughts_Pittsburgh Site Visit
- Thoughts_Site Visit
- Thoughts_Pittsburgh Visit
- Case Study_David Lawrence Convention Center
- History_Maps and Photographs
- Tidbit_Steel Innovations
- Tidbit_Pittsburgh Trip Plans
- Tidbit - Links
- History_Steel
- Case Study_Footbridge, Amsterdam
- Case Study_Kalkriese Museum, Germany
- Case Study_Building with Steel
- Case Study_Museums
- Tidbit_Pittsburgh and the Site
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