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U.S.-China Bilateral Program Academic Course. Spring 2008.
U.S.-China Bilateral Program Academic Course. Spring 2008.
This device is what was suspended from the crane. The race-course ribbon was suspended from one side of the beam while the belay line (used to get the climber down in case of difficulties) was suspended from the other end of the beam.
The Creative London Summer School from ESCP Europe is an exciting opportunity to join a leading-edge, two-week programme based in London.
This course focuses on innovation, marketing and brand-building in one of the world's leading creative cities. It is delivered by the world-class faculty of a leading international business school highly-ranked in the influential Financial Times survey, plus leading expert speakers from the creative and marketing industries.
The next edition of this programme will take place in 2019.
The Wilderness Team gets to run through a custom-designed shooting trail. They are timed for scoring. They go in groups of two.
Master of Arts in Urban Affairs
Students in their "Urban Field Course"
Photos by Carly Dahl
January 31, 2014
Deminer/Crash Course
Arluck Time
A memorial/birthday celebration for Mat Arluck and benefit for Grind For Life
February 4, 2010
Beat Kitchen
Chicago, Illinois
(sorry I didn't get any pictures of Sweet Cobra or Cooler By The Lake - I had an early morning the next day and had to leave)
Master of Arts in Urban Affairs
Students in their "Urban Field Course"
Photos by Carly Dahl
January 31, 2014
This was a month-long sustainable building course brought to you by Natural Building Collective in conjunction with LONG WAY HOME. Our facilitators are Peter McIntosh and Guy Williams. We are building a passive solar, earth sheltered building out of tyres, cob, compressed earth bricks, ecobricks and glass bottles at the Delft Early Childhood Development (ECD) centre. Sustainable building means designing, constructing and operating buildings to minimise the buildings’ impact on environmental and human health by increasing the efficiency with which buildings and their sites use energy, water, and materials, and reducing building impacts on human health and the environment over the entire life cycle of the building. Participants can expect to learn theory, building and design skills in conventional and natural building techniques including foundations, openings, roofs, arches, vaults and domes; alternative building techniques including tyres, ecobricks and glass bottles; passive solar design incorporating thermal mass and insulation; water catchment and management including black and grey water; and design of a customized off-grid energy system. We are grateful to the City of Cape Town, Aecom and The Sophia Foundation for supporting the construction of the ECD training centre.