Professor Arpad Daniel Ronaszegi

Examples of projects from the Graduate Architecture Studio that focuses on urban projects.

The focus of the studio is to generate ideas and propose solutions.

Students will be positioned as designers and professionals who can aspire and respond to the dynamics of human life and realize the connection between historic and contemporary, conceptual and experimental, natural and man-made.

Students will propose scenarios for urban life, develop conceptual and experimental urban and architectural models, and transit these to tangible built environments and objects for an actual project.

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Detroit by Design 2012 competition entries

Brendan Taylor and Zachary Callaway - fall 2012

Michael Quinones-Lebron and Victor Rivera Andino – fall 2012

Justin Risher and Casey Smith: Charleston Entry Corridor Revitalization – fall 2011

Exhibited in Charleston Civic Design Center April 2012 – visit link for photos

Crista Saravia and Mason Eisenberg: Charleston Entry Corridor Revitalization – fall 2011

Exhibited in Charleston Civic Design Center April 2012 – visit link for photos

Duette Plummer and Jared Vanlandingham: Charleston Entry Corridor Revitalization – fall 2011

Exhibited in Charleston Civic Design Center April 2012 – visit link for photos

2011

Marilaura Guerrero and Natalia Rosa – Project: Jacksonville FL – fall 2010

Displayed at City of Jacksonville FL Planning Department – visit link for photos

Amie Calisti and John Takats – Project: Jacksonville FL – fall 2010

Displayed at City of Jacksonville FL Planning Department – visit link for photos

Josshuaem M . Matias and Maria Vasquez – Project: Jacksonville FL – fall 2010

(4) boards.  The third board had a hand built three-dimensional relief model. It is missing from this digital version.

Displayed at City of Jacksonville FL Planning Department – visit link for photos

This next board has during display had a hand-crafted three-dimensional relief mode in the middle. It is missing from this digital version. See photos from Jacksonville presentation for actual display.

David Villagomez & Brandt Wild – Project: London GB – fall 2008

Maggie Samons and Courtney Windham – Project: Charleston SC – fall 2009

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In the fall quarter we had a talented group of students create design recommendations for the City of Jacksonville on urban issues that are currently of interest to the city. The area that students made proposals for is located adjacent to the business core of the city between Bay street, North Liberty Street, Metropolitan Park and the river front, also known as the Shipyard area .

Around fifty people participated in the final presentation at the Jacksonville City hall Ed Ball room. Participants included city officials from the Planning Department and the Mayor’s Office, local professionals and community people. You can read about the local reaction at the Metro Jacksonville blogsite. The work was excellent and it was exciting to hear the positive reactions the students’ work received.

Here are some images of this presentation.

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