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Carpark Patio

Posted on 2013/06/04 by vmcreynolds

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A room that conveys wealth and near impossible maneuvering skills.

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Posted in chile, space, valpariso | Tagged cars, room, slope | Leave a reply

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Victoria McReynolds is a Visiting Assistant Professor at College of Architecture Texas Tech University in Lubbock, TX since fall 2010. She completed her Master of Architecture in 2010 at Cranbrook Academy of Art having focused on site based installations and the Nameless Landscape of Detroit. Her Bachelor of Architecture thesis for California Polytechnic State University situated a water park in the dry arroyo of Lompoc Valley dealing with conditions of natural and social cycles. A year studying architecture in Copenhagen, Denmark complimented her undergraduate studies and seasoned her understanding of Western focused architecture.

She has worked professionally for 5 years in Los Angeles, California and Detroit, Michigan, most memorably with Michael Rotondi and Ari Bhod on the Traditional Tibetan Buddhist Temple project. In the summer of 2009, with Linda Taalman, she co-taught a summer design-build architecture studio at Woodbury University. In June 2011 with Chris Taylor, she led a two month study abroad architecture studio in Valparaiso, Chile. Currently she is in Lubbock, Texas teaching and investigating the unique environment of West Texas.

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