Architectures Around Us

By MinJi, on July 29th, 2010

Architecture in Portland 7.21[1][1]Architecture in Portland

By. MinJi Kim(Casey)/Bora Lee(Kate)

     Shelter, which means a place to live in is one of the essential three factors of humans (food, clothing, and shelter).  Mankind has been struggling to gain and improve his own house since he appeared 5 million years ago.  Architecture is the product of our effort

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July 29th, 2010 | Category: 2010 Program, Architecture | One comment

Aesthetic!

By Hyeongwook Ha, on July 27th, 2009

1. Intro

As both sister cities of Portland and Ulsan are beautiful themselves, it seems that flourishing of the art is natural phenomenon there. In fact, Portland and Ulsan allow many chances for the citizens to enjoy aesthetic life in the city. There are many institutions like art galleries and art centers in both cities. There also are many artists who get

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July 27th, 2009 | Category: 2009 Program, Architecture, Interesting Places, Portland, Oregon, USA | 10 comments

Massive Constructions Created by Us

By Hoon, on July 21st, 2009

Architectures in Portland

Giant, Humongous, Massive and Fascinating
Can not just say it with a word like “big” or “nice”
We called it “ARCHITECTURE.”

Humans have been realized their ideas and civilization to their own special construction.
Sometimes they make very high building seems like it can reach to the sky, sometimes make

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July 21st, 2009 | Category: 2009 Program, Architecture | 5 comments

Want to See American Houses?

By Jimin y, on July 20th, 2009

Many Americans enjoy decorating their houses. Here are some pictures of my host family’s house. Aren’t they pretty?
American decoration has some special aspects. First, They usually recycle old stuff. That’s why there are many garage sales and antique shops in America. Americans buy furniture, plates, dishes, carpets and toys in

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July 20th, 2009 | Category: 2009 Program, American People, Architecture, Cultural Differences, Homestay Experience | One comment