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School of Design students presented their midterm projects today!
(1-3) In Thesis Studio, Architecture students presented their progress on their thesis projects and also received valuable insights from professionals. Students articulated a situation, community context, site analysis, programming, concept sketches, and current iterations of their design plan.
(4-6) In Hospitality Studio, Interior Design students presented a cohesive design solution for a hospitality project. Students drew inspiration from a materials palette (Pics 7-10) and from existing brand identity systems.
Mar 19
Not long ago, students were kicking off the semester at the Welcome Back Event with Student Affairs at Dave & Buster’s—now midterms are already here. Time really flies!
Mar 18
Students in Design Explorations had fun practicing with gesture drawing. They are learning to develop expressive designs by focusing on fundamental artistic work.
Mar 16
It`s Pi(e) day! Students in Architecture put on a Pi Day event to support the AIS Dunwoody Chapter and bring the school community together one pie at a time. Pies were sold, money was raised and people are due to be pied, stay tuned…
Mar 14
Behind the scenes in welding: students are learning Shou Sugi Ban (or yakisugi) a traditional Japanese method of preserving wood by charring its surface with fire. They are making stools with this technique.
Mar 12
Pictured here are students working on vehicle body repair. They are grinding, sanding, and preparing damaged panels as part of the restoration process. This hands-on work helps students develop the proper techniques used in auto body repair and refinishing.
Mar 11
Dunwoody’s Welding students delivered impressive results at the Behind the Mask Welding competition. Read more about it in our link in bio!
Mar 9
BIG-TC teamed up with the local NAWIC (National Association of Women in Construction) chapter to co-host a special event at Dunwoody in recognition of Women’s History Month and Women in Construction Week. The evening centered on a big question: What do you wish technology could do for you? — which lead to an engaging Q&A panel about the future of technology in construction.
Attendees also had the change to explore Dunwoody`s learning spaces through guided tours, making it an inspiring evening of ideas and connection. We are grateful to everyone who joined the conversation and helped celebrate the women shaping the future of construction and technology.
Mar 6
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Dunwoody: Minnesota’s First Technical College
As a technical college in Minneapolis, Dunwoody offers more than 40 certificate, associates, and bachelor’s programs with day and evening options on campus as well as selected online only offerings. Since 1914, the College has provided those who are Born to Do with a high quality education featuring project-focused technical courses taught by faculty with industry experience. Learning takes place in labs, shops, studios, and classrooms fitted with equipment and software that ensures graduates are ready to get to work their first day on the job (with many finding part-time jobs and paid internships in industry while still students). As the only private, nonprofit, technical college in the Upper Midwest, Dunwoody is for those looking for a small college experience and a long track record of successful alumni.
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