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Architectural engineering students to present proposal for Coastal Towns Museum May 1

Students partner with Ocean View Historical Society for service project
Delaware Tech Owens Campus students presented their concepts for a proposed Coastal Towns Museum to the Ocean View Historical Society March 12. Shown are (l-r) Eric M. Catellier, American Institute of Architects, LEED AP, of Becker Morgan Group; Daniele Haley, AIA, of Becker Morgan Group; Tim Tice, designer, of Echelon Custom Homes; Carol Psaros, OVHS vice president; Lene Kuhblank, OVHS communications director; Dick Nippes, OVHS president; Bert Edwards, OVHS secretary; David Pedersen, AIA, acting chair of Delaware Tech Owens Campus Engineering Technologies Department; Michael Wheedleton, AIA, senior associate, of Davis, Bowen & Friedel; students Mikeal Musgrove, Anthony Rousak IV, Kevin Prag, and Karla Ortega-Uscanga; John B. Hendrickson, AIA; and Bahram Movlanov, student. SOURCE SUBMITTED
April 4, 2014

Delaware Tech Owens Campus students in the Architectural Engineering Technology program are currently involved in a service learning project with the Ocean View Historical Society.

The project explores various concepts for a proposed Coastal Towns Museum adjacent to John T. West Park in Ocean View. Members of the historical society board and local architects and designers visited the Owens Campus March 12 to review presentations from the AET students. From this review, the students will develop a final group proposal to be presented at the 2nd Annual Collegewide AET Capstone at the Delaware Tech Terry Campus Thursday, May 1.

In addition to their design proposal, the students also measured and documented the restored historic Tunnel/West House (circa 1860) and the town’s historic post office (circa 1899) that was relocated to the site on Central Avenue.

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