July 19, 2005

Students attend SIUC's architecture camp

by Pete Rosenbery

CARBONDALE, Ill. -- Middle school students interested in architecture and possible careers in the field attended Southern Illinois University Carbondale's annual summer architecture camp.

Each student learned about architecture and design; participated in walking field trips on campus; worked in computer graphics on design projects, structural projects and spatial projects; cast concrete and toured various historically significant buildings in St. Louis. School of Architecture Professor Jon Davey has conducted the camp for elementary through high school students for 17 years.

The annual event drew 30 students from around the country. The concrete casts, where students placed decorated tile designs in concrete, harkens back to the style of 19th Century Spanish architect Antonio Gaudi and gives students a better understanding of construction, history and design.

Offering education-related camps is among the goals of Southern at 150: Building Excellence Through Commitment, the blueprint for the development of the University by the time it celebrates its 150th anniversary in 2019.

 

Camp participants were:

ILLINOIS

Carbondale

  • Gregory C. Bell, son of Flossie Bell, (922 N. Marion), an eighth grade student at Carbondale Middle School. (Photo 1)
  • Daniel T. Homaiden, son of Debra Malpass (1620 Logan Drive, Apt. 2), a freshman at Carbondale Community High School. (Photo 1)
  • Nicholas M. Jackson, son of Kelly A. Jackson (1712 W. Sunset Drive), a sophomore at Carbondale Community High School. (Photo 2)
  • Lydia B. Kline, daughter of Diane Regan and Dennis Poshard (507 Phillips Road), an eighth-grade student at Giant City School. (Photo 2)
  • Jeena M. Koonce, daughter of Theola Koonce (1009 W. Laurel), an eighth-grade student at Carbondale Middle School. (Photo 2)
  • Burgandi J. Martin, daughter of Cathy Carlock and Felipe Martin (1504 E. Grand Ave.), an eighth-grade student at Carbondale Middle School. (Photo 3)
  • Christopher T. Miller, son of Kirsten and Thomas Miller (2955 W. Striegel Road), a freshman home-schooled student. (Photo 3)
  • Matthew M. Miller, son of Kirsten and Thomas Miller (2955 W. Striegel Road), a seventh-grade home-schooled student. (Photo 3)
  • Srinivas Panchamukhi, son of Varadendra and Sridevi Panchamukhi (6 Pinewood Drive), a fifth-grade student at Lewis Grade School. (Photo 6)
  • Ryan P. Porter, son of Debra and Bob Michaelson (65 Phillips Road) and Marc Porter of Bettendorf, Iowa; an eighth-grade student at Covenant Christian School in Carbondale. (Photo 4)
  • Kaelan D. Posey, son of Shezetta and Rodney Porter (913 W. Linden), a seventh-grade student at Carbondale Middle School. (Photo 4)
  • Madeline F. Poshard, daughter of Diane Regan and Dennis Poshard (507 Phillips Road), a seventh-grade student at Giant City School. (Photo 4)
  • Mark J. Rubelowsky, son of Karen and Joseph Rubelowsky (793 E. No Name Road), an eighth-grade student at Giant City Grade School. (Photo 5)
  • Jalen M. White, son of Tammy C. Chapman (700 E. Camp Drive), a seventh-grade student at Carbondale Middle School. (Photo 5)
  • Amilda LB Williams, daughter of Corrine Williams (923 N. Marion St.), a seventh-grade student at Carbondale Middle School. (Photo 5)

Carterville

  • Meili G. Couch, daughter of Cheryl Couch (11644 Hurricane Road), an eighth-grade student at Covenant Christian School in Carbondale. (Photo 7)

Cobden

  • Matthew L. Garvin, son of Sylvia and Mark Garwin (1040 Bee Tree Lane), a seventh-grade student at St. Andrew Elementary School in Murphysboro. (Photo 8)

Dongola

  • Jonathan J. Samples, son of Martha Samples (Box 12), a eighth-grade student at Dongola Unit School District. (Photo 8)

Makanda

  • Michael J. Glody, son of Jo Nast and Dennis Glody (1493 Makanda Road), a seventh-grade student at Unity Point Grade School. (Photo 9)

Mount Vernon

  • Nick A. Vosburgh, son of Jennifer and Lance Vosburgh (500 Wren), an eighth-grade student at Casey Middle School. (Photo 10)

Murphysboro

  • Tony Cramer, son of Kim and Bryan Cramer (7058 Highway 127), a freshman at Murphysboro High School. (Photo 11)

Pomona

  • Mason D. Tippy, son of Kay and David Tippy (1451 Macedonia Road), a sixth-grade student at Murphysboro Middle School. (Photo 11)

South Holland

  • Marcel D. Chapman, son of Letitia Chapman-Hill (1024 E. 161 Place), an eighth-grade student at Coolidge Middle School in Phoenix, IL. (Photo 12)

IOWA

Coralville

  • Matthew J. Staib, son of Jennifer and William Staib (2343 Wickham Court), a seventh-grade student at Northwest Junior High. (Photo 13)

COLORADO

Denver

  • David R. Walker, son of Brad Walker (2500 Cherry Creek Drive South), a freshman at Cherry Creek High School. (Photo 14)

 

FLORIDA

Naples
  • Alexandra Eynon, daughter of Terry Eynon (325 Dunes Blvd, #702) and James Eynon (620 Terrace Drive) of Carbondale, a seventh-grade student at Pine Ridge Middle School in Naples, Fla. (Photo 15)

KENTUCKY

Louisville
  • Katelyn M. Brazley, daughter of Vallejo Miller (919 S. 47th St.,) and Michael Brazley of Carbondale, an eighth-grade student at Jefferson Traditional Middle School in Louisville, Ky. (Photo 6)

MARYLAND

Conowingo

  • David Thomas Slayback, son of Maryanne Fields and Scott Slayback III (59 Topeka Road), an eighth-grade student at The Tome School in North East, Maryland. (Photo 16)

MISSOURI

Columbia

  • Jay A. Chenault, son of Joan and James Chenault (5600 N. Boothe Lane), an eighth-grade student at West Junior High School. (Photo 17)

TEXAS

New Braunfels

  • Cody L. Roe, son of Noelle K. Roe and John W. Davies (836 Fredericksburg Road), an eighth-grade student at New Braunfels Middle School. (Photo 18)

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Photo 1 Caption:

Building toward the future – These students from Carbondale show off their concrete casts reflecting the style of famous 19th Century Spanish architect Antonio Gaudi during Southern Illinois University Carbondale’s annual architecture summer camp for middle school students. The camp offers students the chance to learn more about the architecture and design fields. Pictured (from left) are: Gregory Bell and Daniel Homaiden.

Photo by Russell Bailey

Photo 2 Caption:

Building toward the future – These students from Carbondale show off their concrete casts reflecting the style of famous 19th Century Spanish architect Antonio Gaudi during Southern Illinois University Carbondale’s annual architecture summer camp for middle school students. The camp offers students the chance to learn more about the architecture and design fields. Pictured (from left) are: Jeena Koonce, Lydia Kline and Nicholas Jackson.

Photo by Russell Bailey

Photo 3 Caption:

Building toward the future – These students from Carbondale show off their concrete casts reflecting the style of famous 19th Century Spanish architect Antonio Gaudi during Southern Illinois University Carbondale’s annual architecture summer camp for middle school students. The camp offers students the chance to learn more about the architecture and design fields. Pictured (from left) are: Burgandi J. Martin, Christopher T. Miller and Matthew Miller.

Photo by Russell Bailey

Photo 4: Caption:

Building toward the future – These students from Carbondale show off their concrete casts reflecting the style of famous 19th Century Spanish architect Antonio Gaudi during Southern Illinois University Carbondale’s annual architecture summer camp for middle school students. The camp offers students the chance to learn more about the architecture and design fields. Pictured (from left) are: Ryan Porter, Kaelan Posey, and Madeline Poshard.

Photo by Russell Bailey

Photo 5 Caption:

Building toward the future – These students from Carbondale show off their concrete casts reflecting the style of famous 19th Century Spanish architect Antonio Gaudi during Southern Illinois University Carbondale’s annual architecture summer camp for middle school students. The camp offers students the chance to learn more about the architecture and design fields. Pictured (from left) are: Mark Rubelowsky, Jalen White and Amilda Williams.

Photo by Russell Bailey

Photo 6 Caption:

Building toward the future – These students show off their concrete casts reflecting the style of famous 19th Century Spanish architect Antonio Gaudi during Southern Illinois University Carbondale’s annual architecture summer camp for middle school students. The camp offers students the chance to learn more about the architecture and design fields. Pictured (from left) are: Katelyn Brazley of Louisville, Ky. and Srinivas Panchamukhi of Carbondale.

Photo by Russell Bailey

Photo 7 Caption:

Building toward the future –Meili Couch of Carterville shows off her concrete cast reflecting the style of famous 19th Century Spanish architect Antonio Gaudi during Southern Illinois University Carbondale’s annual architecture summer camp for middle school students. The camp offers students the chance to learn more about the architecture and design fields.

Photo by Russell Bailey

Photo 8 Caption:

Building toward the future – These students from Union County show off their concrete casts reflecting the style of famous 19th Century Spanish architect Antonio Gaudi during Southern Illinois University Carbondale’s annual architecture summer camp for middle school students. The camp offers students the chance to learn more about the architecture and design fields. Pictured (from left) are: Matthew Garvin of Cobden and Jonathan Samples of Dongola.

Photo by Russell Bailey

Photo 9 Caption:

Building toward the future – Michael Glody of Makanda shows off his concrete cast reflecting the style of famous 19th Century Spanish architect Antonio Gaudi during Southern Illinois University Carbondale’s annual architecture summer camp for middle school students. The camp offers students the chance to learn more about the architecture and design fields.

Photo by Russell Bailey

Photo 10 Caption:

Building toward the future – Nick Glody of Mount Vernon shows off his concrete cast reflecting the style of famous 19th Century Spanish architect Antonio Gaudi during Southern Illinois University Carbondale’s annual architecture summer camp for middle school students. The camp offers students the chance to learn more about the architecture and design fields.

Photo by Russell Bailey

Photo 11 Caption:

Building toward the future – These Murphysboro students show off their concrete casts reflecting the style of famous 19th Century Spanish architect Antonio Gaudi during Southern Illinois University Carbondale’s annual architecture summer camp for middle school students. The camp offers students the chance to learn more about the architecture and design fields. Pictured (from left) are: Tony Cramer of Murphysboro and Mason Tippy of Pomona.

Photo by Russell Bailey

Photo 12 Caption:

Building toward the future – Marcel Chapman of South Holland shows off his concrete cast reflecting the style of famous 19th Century Spanish architect Antonio Gaudi during Southern Illinois University Carbondale’s annual architecture summer camp for middle school students. The camp offers students the chance to learn more about the architecture and design fields.

Photo by Russell Bailey

Photo 13 Caption:

Building toward the future – Matthew Staib of Coralville, Iowa shows off his concrete cast reflecting the style of famous 19th Century Spanish architect Antonio Gaudi during Southern Illinois University Carbondale’s annual architecture summer camp for middle school students. The camp offers students the chance to learn more about the architecture and design fields.

Photo by Russell Bailey

Photo 14 Caption:

Building toward the future – David Walker of Denver, Colo., shows off his concrete cast reflecting the style of famous 19th Century Spanish architect Antonio Gaudi during Southern Illinois University Carbondale’s annual architecture summer camp for middle school students. The camp offers students the chance to learn more about the architecture and design fields

Photo by Russell Bailey

Photo 15 Caption:

Building toward the future – Alexandra Eynon of Naples, Fla., shows off her concrete cast reflecting the style of famous 19th Century Spanish architect Antonio Gaudi during Southern Illinois University Carbondale’s annual architecture summer camp for middle school students. The camp offers students the chance to learn more about the architecture and design fields. Eynon’s father, James, lives in Carbondale.

Photo by Russell Bailey

Photo 16 Caption:

Building toward the future – David Thomas Slayback of Conowingo . Md., shows off his concrete cast reflecting the style of famous 19th Century Spanish architect Antonio Gaudi during Southern Illinois University Carbondale’s annual architecture summer camp for middle school students. The camp offers students the chance to learn more about the architecture and design fields.

Photo by Russell Bailey

Photo 17 Caption:

Building toward the future – Jay Chenault of Columbia, Mo., shows off his concrete cast reflecting the style of famous 19th Century Spanish architect Antonio Gaudi during Southern Illinois University Carbondale’s annual architecture summer camp for middle school students. The camp offers students the chance to learn more about the architecture and design fields.

Photo by Russell Bailey

Photo 18 Caption:

Building toward the future – Cody Roe of New Braunfels, Texas, shows off his concrete cast reflecting the style of famous 19th Century Spanish architect Antonio Gaudi during Southern Illinois University Carbondale’s annual architecture summer camp for middle school students. The camp offers students the chance to learn more about the architecture and design fields.

Photo by Russell Bailey