All of our core IDES classes take place in our, as my classmate Bridgette calls it "little renovated house that we use as a poor excuse for a learning establishment."
We have drafting tables crammed in all the nooks and crannies, high tech projection machines freestanding between deteriorating plaster walls, and teachers offices dotting all corners of remaining area. The four to five original bathrooms, bathtub still installed, are probably the cleanest on such a large campus, so we have a little bit of bragging room.
I've heard we have one of the best sample rooms most students have ever seen. We also have our claim to fame for having one of the coldest purest water fountains, hah. I really can't complain about our facility, however. I don't think any of the other majors on campus would function so well in such a difficult environment. Just goes to show that interior designers are the true adapters.
more pix to come.
