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eunoia eunoia [yoo-noy-uh] - Greek (n.) “Beautiful Thinking” WSU Eunoia publishes an annual issue showcasing some of the work done by our SDC students, faculty, and staff. Beautiful thinking and work are promoted in the magazine for educational purposes, as well as encouraging a safe, competitive area at Washington State University. Our goal is to distribute the Eunoia Magazines to a variety of firms and schools to provide an opportunity to experience projects that were created from the WSU School of Design and Construction. We hope to inspire others to continue generating designs that will influence the future of generations to come. Issue 04 | APRIL 2023 Vahid Vahdat, Faculty Advisor @wsu_eunoia
A COLLECTION OF THE CREATIVE AND MINDFUL As the school of design and construction at Washington State University morphs into an ever-changing architectural norm and recalibrates from year to year, we the students are a nonfluctuating constant. Students introduced to the studios of Carpenter, Daggy and Dana hall breathed new life into the program, no longer framed by the virtual windows of the Pandemic. These spaces became fully lived in, a reality that resurrected pieces of the school lost during the events of 2020-2021. New faculty met new students, new insights made, and minds altered, developing ideas into action, action to revision, revision to perfection. The SDC is re-igniting in the best ways possible. In this issue, we showcase the remarkable projects of 2022, raising the bar for design excellence. Our students have pushed the boundaries of what is possible, responding to current challenges with intelligence and sincerity. The result is a collection of designs that not only address specific issues but also reflect a broader understanding of global economics, climate, injustice, and change. The projects of 2022 hold a caliber of quality so high it has assembled the largest edition of eunoia yet. Students challenged by constraints answered with solutions beyond a single instance or issue, developing designs answering not one call to action- but many. These responses to current circumstances ground this year’s designs with both intelligence and sincerity. Faculty and students broadened the scope of their projects and solutions, reflected in the volume of ideas exhibited in this assembly of pages and ink, reinforcing the prominence and growth of the SDC. Eunoia commemorates the students of 2022’s dedication to quality design. We are excited to be working more closely with the university to provide all students access to the eunoia collection as it grows, establishing a prominent culture of exceptional design on the Palouse. This issue aims to cultivate new excitement in every corner of the built environment, inspiring our most creative and conscious designers to come. We hope you enjoy this new issue and stay tuned for future additions. Yours, eunoia Editor-in-Chief Clara K. Krause Woodinville, WA Managing Editor Magnus H. Neil Lakewood, WA Associate Editor Alex J. Verkamp Sherwood, OR Associate Editor Anna K. Post Twisp, WA Associate Editor Chlo B. Duttry Key Peninsula, WA Associate Editor Ben F. Fleiss Maple Valley, WA Associate Editor Aissa R. Avalos Walla Walla, WA
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