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We are two students that go to school in Boston, MA
Admin Jess who is going into her fourth year and goes to Wentworth Institute of Technology
Co-Admin LT who is in his tenth semester at Boston Architectural College
pasuneaventure replied to your post: any tips for high school students wanting to study…
those two books are pretty dry and scary . i suggest experiencing architecture by rasmussen. we had to read it the summer before our freshman year and it was a huge help and very interesting.
i was trying to remember the name of that book so thank you for your reply!
that’s an awesome book! i have two copies for some reason.. ?
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burntorangepeeeel said:
I have one and a half copies for some reason…
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morceaux-u said:
I’d like one! …if you’re trying to get rid of one.. (I meant to write it here)
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aldobusier said:
Another great book to read that really helped me is Chamber for a Memory Palace by Donlyn Lyndon and Charles Moore!
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