EPISODE · Jan 24, 2020 · 12 MIN
Capturing space at the Michigan Union
from Listen in, Michigan · host Deborah Holdship
This is how you 'capture space' (Michigan Today) Listen in, Michigan, Episode 19 -- Re:Union Constructing gender: The origins of Michigan's Union and League (Bentley Historical Library.) Renovated, improved, historic Michigan Union offers intriguing features (University Record) Union project revealed surprises, reuse opportunities (University Record) Michigan Union Re:Union website
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Scan a list of architecture terms and you will find delicious words like balustrade and bousillage, jack arch and jettied story. There’s pergola, saltbox, and poteaux-en-terre. But soul? Couldn’t find it among the technical vocabulary. And yet it was the Michigan Union’s very “soul” that was at stake when the administration decided to renovate, rehabilitate and make over the 100-year-old building, which has been in continuous use as a student union since opening its doors in 1919. Listen in, as we get back inside the building after 18 months. Read the complete story, "This is how you 'capture space'" at michigantoday.umich.edu.
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