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Students Publish Latest Issue of “_543: The OU Architectural Theory and Criticism Journal”

_543 OU Architectural Theory and Criticism articles.

Students Publish Latest Issue of “_543: The OU Architectural Theory and Criticism Journal”

Architecture graduate students enrolled in ARCH 5543, “Research and Critical Writing,” Elaheh Houshmand and Sean Harrell have collaborated to edit the latest issue of _543: The OU Architectural Theory and Criticism Journal.

For this issue, Houshmand and Harrell have selected four essays:

Essays are authored by students enrolled in Prof. Deborah Richards‘ and Dr. Angela Person‘s Spring 2019 sections of ARCH 4543/5543, “Research and Critical Writing.” This is the third volume of _543, which has appeared each spring semester since 2017.

“Research and Critical Writing” allows upper-division and graduate students in architecture, environmental design and interior design to explore design theory and criticism in a seminar-based environment.

 

To read past essays published in _543, click the link below.

_543 | OU Architectural Theory and Criticism


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