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Destination Berkeley III; The Maths
Destination Berkeley III; The Maths

It was only two weeks into my trip when I both begrudgingly and keenly opted for a laptop instead of a camera; class had started. The subjects I had chosen were solely to gain the credit I required back at home, with a slight, zesty, twist: Physics 110A Electromagnetism & Optics, Math 110 Linear Algebra, Math 113 Abstract Algebra and Global 132 Conflict Resolution (Theory and Practice).

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Destination Berkeley, Architecture, Education, Rachelle PapantuonoRachelle PapantuonoDestination Berkeley, BerkeleyComment
Destination Berkeley II; Change
Destination Berkeley II; Change

Change. A seemingly innocent, harmless concept yet one with the ability to arouse such primal emotions of fear, anxiety, resentment and regret. Will it be worth the risk? What if I don’t like it, and then I’m stuck with it? Should I just take the chance? If not now, then when?

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Education, Belonging, Architecture, Exchanges, Destination Berkeley, Rachelle PapantuonoRachelle PapantuonoMaths, Mathematics, Berkeley, Destination Berkeley, Exchange, Change, Woods BagotComment
Architecture and Mathematics
Architecture and Mathematics

Drawing back the curtain. Entering a space filled with wonder.

Since February 2018 the Melbourne office of international architecture firm Woods Bagot has been supporting a new innovative program and helping the amazing scholars of Western Chances.

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Architecture, Pro Bono Partner, Education, MentorshipDoug LynchWoods Bagot, Western Chances, Architecture, STEAM, Art, Model, Modelmaking, Chain Mail, Mathematics, Innovation, Enquiring Minds, Award WinningComment