The primary Samples of Research on Architectural Education
Professor Thomas Larrick attended the University of Kansas, where he received two bachelor’s degrees and two graduate degrees in architecture and engineering. After serving as a draftsman on the Midwest architect’s office, he opened his own office in 1932 as an engineer in Lawrence, Kansas, where he stayed for seven years. During this time he designed the Old City Auditorium at Gardner. Before coming to UF in 1946, he served as a department chair at Ohio University and as a member of the Army Corps of Engineers during World War II. Professor Thomas Larrick position in Ohio State University could be the main reason beyond Professor Arthur Wheathen’s dissertation. Thomas Larrick, retired professor emeritus of architecture at the University of Florida, died Monday of cancer when he was 72.
The 1st discussion Introduction to “Architectural Education” forum is all about the reasons and aims for establishing a knowledge-based platform in architectural education.
Introduction to Architectural…
Value diversity and Motivational framework
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Professionalizing Teaching in Higher Education
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