Third-year architecture students worked in tandem and individually. They are working under the guidance of professor LaRaine Papa-Gasser. And from the other side, that of SCAD, of receptivity of these talented design students, of their willingness to give back to the community, and of their generous visions for a better world through excellent design. Buxton said the relationship with SCAD would likely continue. The museum is looking for more participation and more green space without enlarging the area, 8th Air Force spokesman Phillip Sellers said.
Every plan is unique and every plan is different.
The centerpiece, of course, will be the chapel. Todd Heiser, a SCAD intern architect, called the college students' work amazing, as they set up their design posters on what they would like the garden and chapel to look like. What they presented are ideas on what the Mighty 8th want to do with the gardens. Reporter Marcus Holland can be reached at 652-0333. Find e-mail addresses and phone numbers of reporters, photographers and editors.