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Show Union Art Gallery AirchiiS,ects Shw Wcoires ject chosen by a third year student. stu-dent. Poloroid plastic stuck to the ends of flexible drain cleaners clean-ers displayed vividly what effect light refraction can have on the design of a home or building. : Spence Rippon and Max Smith both designed houses for consideration con-sideration by Maestro Abraven-al. Abraven-al. Both he could never afford with his meager Utah Symphony salary but it will be nice to I - . -rr By Ron Scott Staff Writer The architecture department is sponsoring a display of design and city planning in the Union Art Gallery this week. The art displayed ranges from first year year designs of cities and high visual interpretations to fifth rise buildings. The Gallery, located in the Union basement, is open 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. Monday through Friday; Fri-day; 5-9 p.m. Saturday; 1-9 p.m. Sunday. . An exhibit on display designed bv Allan Erickson won local honors in the Portland Cement Co. designing project. The exhibit ex-hibit displays the plan for a city civic auditorium complex, landscaping land-scaping and all. This particular plan was considered by Salt Lake City councilmen as a possible plan for the "Salt Palace." The exhibits of the first-year students are geared mostly to basic designs, stress and compression com-pression work with plaster and bULight refraction was the sub- dream of living in a house of this calibur. A psychological building, designed de-signed by George Tishman, displayed dis-played a modern trend to design mental health buildings to fit the emotional needs of the patients pa-tients hence the building was built in the round no right angles to cause emotional upset. A whole section of a city was designed and put on a scale model by Tim Thomas. All of the scale buildings were made out of walnut, even the cars on the street were carved. Other high rise buildings were constructed and designed under the direction of Professor John Sudger, a visitor to the campus last summer. Tony Yamada and Wendi McGarry were some of the designers. Professor Thomas Cass said that the display was all predesigned pre-designed and arranged so that the exhibits would be presented in an architecturally sound arrangement. ar-rangement. Students of the department de-partment set up the display under un-der the supervision of Cass. This display is included in the architecture departments' I display of design and city planning in the Union Art Gallery. I |