Visit to Ithaca, New York

Isaac Kremer/ April 30, 2002/ Field Notes, Physical, preservation, streetscape/ 0 comments

Arts Quadrangle on the campus of Cornell University.

Walking through the gorge it was just far enough away from buildings and the city to feel lost in nature for a moment.

Anabel Taylor Hall and the war memorial made for a somber site.

The sense of playfulness, inventiveness, and creativity was expressed on this pedestrian crossing sign.

Finally, we visited the Ithaca Commons. Note this is an earlier iteration of the design prior to a major reconstruction and update that happened several years later after our time as a student.

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