Arts Intersession 2011!
Sunday, November 27th, 2011Holland Morris explains his design in the Architecture Session of Greenville Tech Charter High School’s 2011 Arts Intersession program.
Holland Morris explains his design in the Architecture Session of Greenville Tech Charter High School’s 2011 Arts Intersession program.
Jacob Young explains his design in the Architecture Session of Greenville Tech Charter High School’s 2011 Arts Intersession program.
Dylan Canup explains his design in the Architecture Session of Greenville Tech Charter High School’s 2011 Arts Intersession program.
Derek Herwald explains his design in the Architecture Session of Greenville Tech Charter High School’s 2011 Arts Intersession program.
James Wright explains his design in the Architecture Session of Greenville Tech Charter High School’s 2011 Arts Intersession program.
Leo Kricks explains his design in the Architecture Session of Greenville Tech Charter High School’s 2011 Arts Intersession program.
LJ Gordon explains his design in the Architecture Session of Greenville Tech Charter High School’s 2011 Arts Intersession program.
Robert Terrell explains his design in the Architecture Session of Greenville Tech Charter High School’s 2011 Arts Intersession program.
Vincent Hrabe explains his design in the Architecture Session of Greenville Tech Charter High School’s 2011 Arts Intersession program.
Zack Black explains his design in the Architecture Session of Greenville Tech Charter High School’s 2011 Arts Intersession program.
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Have you ever wanted to live in an underwater house? I know that I did as a kid after I saw the movie Hello Down There. In the movie, a family goes down in the deep to live for 30 days in an environmental living project. It has all the modern conveniences of their home on land. They even invite a rock & roll band to come down and do a live recording. Merv Griffin, as himself, even comes down for an underwater interview for his television show. Oh, my, now I’m telling my age…
Well, the 1st Grade class at Paris Elementary designed their own version of an underwater house. They drew an elevation, a floor plan, and even built a model of what their house would look like. They came up with some really neat ideas. It was fun to see them as they worked on their project.
By the way, if you haven’t seen the movie I was talking about, you need to…it’s really neat!
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Well, the re-mix challenge is complete. It was really hard to pick the top three because all of the re-mixes were good. The kids even recorded their own voices and incorporated them into the re-mix. We at Green Arch Design Group really enjoyed listening to them.Â
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The first place winner was Jake.  Jake was given an i-Pod Shuffle and a Wal-Mart i-Tunes card. Jake’s audio journal re-mix is available FREE on iTunes as a Podcast. Click on “Audio Journals Podcast†under “Subscribe†or click on the link below to subscribe to this Podcast series.
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The second place winner was Kim. She was given a $20 Wal-Mart gift card. Kim’s audio journal re-mix is available FREE on iTunes as a Podcast. Click on “Audio Journals Podcast†under “Subscribe†or click on the link below to subscribe to this Podcast series.
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The third place winner was David. He was given a $20 Wal-Mart gift card. David’s audio journal re-mix is available FREE on iTunes as a Podcast. Click on “Audio Journals Podcast†under “Subscribe†or click on the link below to subscribe to this Podcast series.
We at Green Arch Design Group had the pleasure of working with the 5th Grade Challenge class of Duncan Chapel Elementary School a few weeks ago. Below are some pictures of the students as they talk about different types of architecture.  Each student created a re-mix of an audio journal created by Clemson College Architectural student, Aaron Wells. Aaron made these audio journals while studying in Europe. The students even added their own voices to their remixes.
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Click on “Audio Journals” under “Catagories†to listen to the original audio journals.
Click on each student’s name to listen to their re-mix.
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The first place winner was Tia. Tia was given an i-Pod Shuffle and a Wal-Mart i-Tunes card. Tia’s audio journal re-mix is available FREE on iTunes as a Podcast. Click on “Audio Journals Podcast” under “Subscribe” or click on the link below to subscribe to this Podcast series.
Tia’s Audio Journal re-mix Podcast
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The second place winner was Madison. Madison was given a $20 Wal-Mart gift card. Madison’s audio journal re-mix is available FREE on iTunes as a Podcast. Click on “Audio Journals Podcast” under “Subscribe” or click on the link below to subscribe to this Podcast series.
Madison’s Audio Journal re-mix Podcast
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The third place winner was Genevieve. She was given a $10 Wal-Mart gift card. Genevieve’s audio journal re-mix is available FREE on iTunes as a Podcast. Click on “Audio Journals Podcast” under “Subscribe” or click on the link below to subscribe to this Podcast series.
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We at Green Arch Design Group had the pleasure of working with the 5th Grade Challenge class of Lake Forest Elementary School a few weeks ago. Below are some pictures of the students as they work on a re-mix of an audio journal created by Clemson College Architectural student, Aaron Wells. Aaron made these audio journals while studying in Europe.
Click on “Audio Journals” under “Catagories” to listen to the original audio journals as well as the re-mixes created by several of the Lake Forest students.
These audio journals are also available on iTunes as Podcasts.  Click on “Audio Journals Podcast” under “Subscribe” or click on the link below to subscribe to this Podcast series.