January 2005 - Student work published in Sarika, on-line airline magazine for Siem Reap Airlines and Bangkok Air. "Sweeping the country clean of mines" by Scott Murray ( pages 18-29 )
November 2004 - The Cambodia Land Mine Museum, Prevention and Rehabilitation Center is featured in Focus Magazine, International Programs, Texas A&M University.
May 2004 - Students invited to exhibit the Land Mine Museum, Prevention and Rehabilitation project at MountainFilm Festival in Telluride, Colorado
STUDENT DESIGN PROJECTS WITH AN INTERNATIONAL FOCUS
THE PEDIATRIC HIV/AIDS CLINICS IN PHNON PENH AND SIEM REAP, CAMBODIA
Preliminary designs for two pediatric HIV/AIDS clinics to be built in Phnom Penh and Siem Reap, Cambodia were presented to CARE-International and Seedlings of Hope (a relief organization sponsored by Maryknoll). Fundraising for the project is scheduled to begin within the year. ENDS 205-Environmental Design - Pediatric HIV/AIDS Clinic class web site
THE CAMBODIA LAND MINE MUSEUM,PREVENTION AND REHABILITAITON CENTER, SIEM REAP, CAMBODIA.
Students at Texas A&M University are providing designs and drawings to the Cambodia Land Mine Museum Relief Fund (CLMMRF) for a center that will aid survivors of land mine accidents. The goal of the CLMMRF is to educate Cambodians and tourists to the dangers of land mines while providing relief to those impacted by land mines. Construction is expected to begin in early 2005.
PHASE II_D - THE CAMBODIA LAND MINE MUSEUM,PREVENTION AND REHABILITAITON CENTER, SIEM REAP, CAMBODIA.
Phase II: Drawings for construction - A children's dormitory and a home for Aki Ra.
Client: The Cambodia Land Mine Museum Relief Fund (CLMMRF), Toronto, Canada.
Course pending
PHASE II_SD - THE CAMBODIA LAND MINE MUSEUM,PREVENTION AND REHABILITAITON CENTER, SIEM REAP, CAMBODIA.
Phase II: Schematic designs - A children's dormitory and a home for Aki Ra.
Client: The Cambodia Land Mine Museum Relief Fund (CLMMRF), Toronto, Canada.
Spring 2004 – ENDS 205 (Environmental Design I)
The design of Anne Green and Kristin Curtiss was selected for construction.
PHASE I_D - THE CAMBODIA LAND MINE MUSEUM,PREVENTION AND REHABILITAITON CENTER, SIEM REAP, CAMBODIA.
Phase I: Drawings for construction - the museum.
Client: The Cambodia Land Mine Museum Relief Fund (CLMMRF), Toronto Canada
Consultants: The Arkitex Studio, College Station, Texas; Professor M.L. "Skip" Coody, P.E., Texas A&M University.
Spring 2004 – ARCH 327 (Conceptual Structures)
One student involved in the project, Kyle Lobpries, submitted a proposal to travel to Cambodia and was awarded a Department of Architecture fellowship. Kyle spent one month in Siem Reap, volunteering at the museum and traveling throughout Cambodia and Thailand.
PHASE I_SD - THE CAMBODIA LAND MINE MUSEUM,PREVENTION AND REHABILITAITON CENTER, SIEM REAP, CAMBODIA.
Phase I : Schematic designs - the museum.
Client: The Cambodia Land Mine Museum Relief Fund (CLMMRF), Toronto Canada
Fall 2003 – ENDS 205 (Environmental Design I)
The design of Greg Caldwell and Luke Geisselmann were selected for construction.
A HOSTEL AND WORSHIP CENTER, NAKHORN RATCHASIMA, THAILAND
Client: The Diocese of Singapore, Korat, Thailand
Fall 2003 – Environmental Design ENDS 205
THE AFGHANISTAN REDEVELOPMENT PROJECT, KABUL, AFGHANISTAN.
Client: none
Spring 2002 - Environmental Design ENDS 205
Vertical design studio project with ARCH 405 (studio instructor, Dr. Valerian Miranda
ANDAMAN ISLAND RESORT PROJECT, PORT BLAIR, A&N ISLANDS, INDIA.
Client: none
Spring 2001- Environmental Design ENDS 205
Vertical design studio project with ARCH 405 (studio instructor, Valerian Miranda)
THE CAMBODIA LAND MINE MUSEUM,PREVENTION AND REHABILITAITON CENTER, SIEM REAP, CAMBODIA.
A museum, home for Aki Ra and a school
Client: Aki Ra, Siem Reap, Cambodia
Spring 2000 – Environmental Design ENDS 205
Vertical design studio project with ARCH 405 (studio instructor: Dr. Valerian Miranda)
MEDITATION RETREAT, TAUNG PAW KYEE, PINTEYA (SHAN STATE) MYANMAR (FORMERLY BURMA)
Client: Ashin Kelasa, Amarapura Monastery, Myanmar
Fall 2000 – Environmental Design ENDS 205
A NEW GERMAN EMBASSY IN WASHINGTON, D.C.
Client: none
Fall 1999 – Environmental Design ENDS 205
Germany Week: Projects displayed at the George Bush School of Government and Public Service, and at the Bush Library Conference Center during a roundtable discussion hosted by President George Bush.
THE SAFAGA DIVE CENTER, SAFAGA, EGYYP
Client: Joint venture Egyptian and Italian development companies
Sprint 1997 - Environmental Design ENDS 205
Vertical studio project with ARCH 305 (studio instructor, Khaled Adham)
Project was awarded the College of Architecture International Activities and Service Award. Funds from the development company enabled two students to travel to Egypt to present their designs.
A SCHOOL FOR THE HMONG (MEO) CHILDREN, MAE HONG SON, THAILAND
Client: none
Fall 1997 – Environmental Design ENDS 205
Project awarded the College of Architecture International Activities and Service Award
ADDITIONAL PROJECTS
THE ARCHITECTURAL INCENTIVES THROUGH DESIGN (AID)
The Architectural Incentives through Design (AID) Fund was established by Dr. Julie Rogers and students from the College of Architecture. The fund will support the construction of the Cambodia Land Mine Museum, Prevention and Rehabilitation Center in Siem Reap. To date, over $5,000 has been raised. T-shirt sales (t-shirts designed by ENDS 205 students), an annual Vision 5K Run/Walk, along with private and corporate donations continue to support this effort.
THE CAMBODIA LAND MINE MUSEUM,PREVENTION AND REHABILITAITON CENTER WEB SITE
This web site showcases the student work and is tracking construction of the Cambodia Land Mine Museum project. In addition the web site serves as a vehicle for fundraising efforts.
Designed by Dave Morris (Texas A&M) and Dr. Julie Rogers
Environmental Design 205 - Land Mine Museum, Prevention and Rehabilitation Center class web site
HOPE TO OTHERS (HtoO) CHARITY BOTTLED WATER COMPANY WEB SITE
Hope to Others is a new bottled water company founded by Hollywood director, Tom Shadyac. HtoO is giving 100% of profits from the sale of the bottled water to select charities throughout the world. Designed by Dave Morris (Texas A&M) and Dr. Julie Rogers.
Pro-Bono work.
Hope to Others (HtoO)
SOMNANG TUK-TUK WEB SITE
Volunteers who are working with the Cambodia Land Mine Museum Relief Fund are providing funds for english and computer classes to Cambodians involved with the land mine museum. Many of the Cambodians who have helped with the museum are self-employed and seek out efforts to better establish their small businesses. This web site advertises one such young man's small transportation business. Designed by Dr. Julie Rogers. Pro-bono work.
Somnang Tuk-Tuk