The students have completed their first week of classes and we are slowly beginning to settle into a campus routine; and I begin to experience the views that make up my daily life. The two-dimensional blueprints, which used to form the only internal map of campus from which I could construct vague perceptions, have now taken shape as the tangible location where I live and work. What was once an imaginary landscape--a place of dreams and hopes and wishes--has become a real part of my personal geography and its distinctive form, shape, and personality are now concrete elements of my existence.
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| A view from my office window |
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| A view of my living room |
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| A view into my office |
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| A view of the faculty terrace with the Red Mountains beyond |
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| A view of the central courtyard |
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| A view of students playing soccer in the inflatable sports bubble |
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