MState Master Plans
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LightninInside |
1981 according to this pic | #1 | ||
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orbitdawg |
That is a really old sketch | #2 | ||
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considering malfunction junction is still there and none of the new dorms, new bio/ag building, or bookstore are even sketched it.
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LightninInside |
Legend | #3 | ||
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orbitdawg |
I guess I should have waited for the second post | #4 | ||
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LightninInside |
Definitley old, but still interesting | #5 | ||
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To me it is still interesting that they were considering the bowling in of the stadium way back then. |
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mstatefanatic |
It looks to me like they considered bowling it in.. | #6 | ||
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before they thought of putting the sky deck in. I wonder what changed their mind.
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lawdawg02 |
yeah, it's old... | #7 | ||
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but apparently they already had the idea to cut out the roads that went through campus. the road that went by lee hall is taken out in the picture, and the
entrance from 12 to malfunction junction (the old one) is not there. i miss the old road that went by lee hall, and coming onto campus after going under the
overpass of 12, but i guess maybe it's better for traffic flow/aesthetics/whatever.
"I saw Wedding Crashers accidentally. I bought a ticket for Grizzly Man and went into the wrong theater. After an hour, I figured I was in the wrong theater, but I kept waiting. That’s the thing about bear attacks. They come when you least expect it." - Dwight Schrute |
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Porkchop |
Olmsted. | #8 | ||
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Impressive. Any idea if they laid out the original plan for the campus?
Go Dogs! |
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dawgstudent |
Sherrill, in 1984, said he would only come to State if we had... | #9 | ||
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the most seats in the SEC from endzone to endzone except for Tennessee.
I support the two most frustrating teams in America: The New Orleans Saints and the Mississippi State Bulldogs.
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itawambadog |
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i wished the school would've done this instead of adding more seats to each side.
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Agentdog |
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Probably, it has never been "bowled" in because of the type expansions we had. The first, in the mid 80s, included adding the chairbacks and new
press box. It made sense to go ahead and build the west upper deck while the contractors and equipment were on campus building the chairbacks and press box.
However, I guess they could have went ahead and enclosed the endzone during that expansion. That expansion did include adding a section on each end of the
eastside.
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Agentdog |
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Having been to Neyland and DWS, I doubt that is accurate. The lower deck at Neyland goes up about 80 rows. Also, I think their upper deck has more rows than
ours. Having sat in both, you seem to be much higher at Neyland.
But you have to love the way Jackie could spin things. |
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LightninInside |
Additional Pictures | #13 | ||
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Here are the rest of the ones that I have. I wish that the b/w one was more legible. It gives more detailed info about the original master plan. One of you
guys that work or live on campus could go by the building and take a better pic if you wanted.
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JimHalpert.nafoom |
It looks like the military brown was in the master plan. | #14 | ||
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Doc was just continuing the dreams of those that came before him.
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LandArchDawg |
Frederick Law Olmsted's sons did it... | #15 | ||
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The sons of FLO did almost all of the land-grant master plans.
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Porkchop |
I had heard that. | #16 | ||
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But, this page doesn't show our Univeristy...someone who knows how to post on Wiki should change that.
Where are we? Edit: Actually, wouldn't it be more accurate to say that the firm developed a prototypcial land grant institution plan, rather than to say they did almost all the land grant institutions? Also, I picked up the Olmsted from the picture in this thread. Wiki says the Olmsted firm was out of business by the time this plan was designed. What's with that? An opportunistic firm grabbing the name? Go Dogs!
Last Edited By: Porkchop 04/22/08 07:05 AM.
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itawambadog |
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i'd kinda like to see that old logo with the M and the arrow to come back.
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dickiedawg |
DS quoted him as saying "except for." | #18 | ||
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"And the #1 reason that reminds me that I'm a bulldog fan... 1. A bathroom in right field. Nah, <17> that, those rednecks can continue using the porta-johns. " -dawgpound11, 6/28/04 |
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TR |
Some one must of took the name Olmstead... | #19 | ||
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because the Olmstead brothers were dead long before 1980. More likely, someone from the Olmstead school of campus design took the name, but has very little
connection to the Olmstead family.
I think someone would have mentioned it in my landscape architecture history class had FLO or his sons planned MSU's campus. |
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LandArchDawg |
I think... | #20 | ||
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that is a redoux of a much older plan, the original plan for campus done by the Olmsted office. I do not know why they used the Olmsted name on the 1981 plan,
unless they were just paying homage to the original planners.
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ShrubDog |
Graphics | #21 | ||
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Man I would have failed the hell out of Landscape Architecture with graphics that bad.
Wonder why MSU did not do it?
Last Edited By: ShrubDog 04/22/08 01:14 PM.
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TR |
Seriously...however.... | #22 | ||
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you should see how bad graduating LA's graphics are nowadays. These kids can't hand-draw their way out of a paper bag, and their Sketch Up skills
aren't all that either.
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ShrubDog |
Really | #23 | ||
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We had some pretty good graphics all around when I was there. We did hand drawing and just started AutoCadd. I always knew it would hurt the program when they
changed it from a 5-year to a 4-year degree.
The art of hand drawing is almost gone except for sketching. AutoCadd, Land-FX, Photoshop, Sketch-up and M-Color have changed the pace of design/production considerably. |
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