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Thursday, September 9, 1993
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Creating time through design
By Chesley Dohl
Kansan staff writer
Under a strict deadline, competing architecture students on Friday raced to design an instrument that measures the very opponent they faced time.
With a four-hour time restriction, architecture students brainstormed, visualized and sketched their designs of a sundial.
The "Sundial Charrette" contest was sponsored by the National Organization of Minority Architecture Students, or NOMAS.
The contest, open to all architecture school students, was won by a team of four graduate students.
"What this amounted to was the four of us standing on the street corner brainstorming for one and a half hours," said James Laws, Lawrence graduate student and winning team member. "We each pushed our own ideas and accepted others, then collaborated to design the final project."
The KU architectural projects were judged by two juries, one administrative and one student group comprised
Carmina Sanchez, architecture professor, sat on the faculty jury. She said that 60 architecture students submitted entries.
"Each jury chose five of the best designs and the student jury selected the winner," Sanchez said.
In the contest rules, NOMAS officials explained that the sundial was chosen as the subject of the contest because it "reflects a conscientious study of the human environment and the universe."
Each student group had to turn in its project Friday afternoon four hours after learning the subject of the contest.
The thorough sketches included elevations, site plans and a brief explanation of the design concept.
Tom Cloyd, Dorinda Vontersch and James Pattillo, all Lawrence graduate students, and Laws designed the winning project.
Laws accepted recognition for the winning team project at Marvin Hall last night, but he stressed that the project was a team effort.
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