THE MICHIGAN DAILY

USES CASE STUDY:
Architect Emphasizes Organization

By JOHN FISCHER
The importance of organization
and a definite procedure for solv-
ing architectural problems were;
yesterday stressed by Milton Fis-
cher, partner of the architectural
firm Corning and Moore of Wash-,
ington, D. C.
Speaking at the architecture
auditorium, Fischer gave the;
methods that he uses in designing
of a building.
Many students after graduating
from an architectural college are
not aware of the procedures of an
architectural firm, he said.
One of the procedures least
known is how to work with a
client.
The first thing an architectl
must do is determine his, client's
requirements, he declared.
As an example, Fischer referred
to his designing of the Educa-
tional Center of the American,
Association of University Women
in Washington.
Consider Growth
* In designing of this building,
consideration had to be made for
the continued growth of the
AAUW, and the subsequent in-

creased need for space within ten
years, he explained.
The importance of this becomes
apparent, Fischer said, because of
the effect on design.
If an organization wishes to
construct a building with greater
office space for future growth
than it presently needs, it must
lease this space to others in the
meantime, he said.
This requires more flexibility, in

respect for the wishes of ten-
ants, Fisher said.
After the needs of the client
have been analyzed and the size of
the building determined, the site
selection and a zoning analysis of
this site must be made.
Fischer emphasized the impor-
tance of analyzing the client's
needs, to prevent trying to sand-
wich a building into the wrong
site.
Determines Problem
In addition, before the archi-
tect puts pencil to paper, he must
determine the peculiar problems
of the design. In the AAUW build-
ipg's case, it must serve three
functions.
The Educational Center must
serve as office space of the na-
tional headquarters of the -AAUW,
it must serve as a center for
service and social functions, and
it must aesthetically serve as a
symbol of the AAUW, Fischer said.
Fischer also emphasized the im-
portance of not dealing with too
many representatives of an organ-
ization. In his agreement with the
AAUW, they agreed to appoint a
committee with a maximum mem-
bership of eight to work with him.

EMU Notes
Im proved
Seholarship
Better screening of applicants
before admission to Eastern Michi-
gan University is Raying off in
terms of improved scholarship.
there, William C. Lawrence, Vice-
president for Student Affairs said
recently.
Lawrence cited the reduction of
withdrawals due to academic rea-
sons from about 350 in previous
years to only 200 in 1959..
He also reported that the screen-
ing process appears to -result in
students who are much better
quallfiee. to take advantage of
college education and willing to
work harder once enrolled.
Since the new screening pro-
gram was instituted, remedial Eng-
lish sections at EMU have been
reduced in number from six to
two, and the number of students
with borderline or unsatisfactory
records has been cut from about'
850 to approximately 625.
EMU's screening program seems
able to admit only able students,
Lawrence noted.

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