With expert guidance, we explored the craft skills and processes of design through individual hands-on work. Students received a first hand experience of what it's like to be a student in an environmental design school. The Baltimore-Washington region is host to many nationally and internationally recognized design firms. One of the most popular highlights of the Workshop is the design firm visit. At Camden Yards that means an opportunity to visit the dugout.
Field trips provide an opportunity to draw on-site.
The DCDW team pose for a photograph at Baltimore's Inner Harbor. The renaissance of Baltimore's Inner Harbor provides a significant lesson in the study of contemporary urbanism. This warehouse was saved from the wrecking ball and put to good use. Washington DC is the location of Dumbarton Oaks, an extensive series of gardens designed by Beatrix Farrand. Certainly one of the most beautiful American gardens, Dumbarton Oaks provides an excellent excuse for the study of the man-made and natural landscape.