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Student's interests diversified
Most people think of an architect as
the person who designed a special
building, Leach, a fifth-year archi
tecture student, said, '8utf the archk:
tect is much . more , diversified," he
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According to Leach, the architect
must supervise the construction of
buildings, the purchase of materials ana
the specifications of the buildings
dimensions.
The architect must be able to isolate a
problem, analyze it and work towards
solving it, he said.
Ed Leach fulfills' the qualifications of
such an architect, according to John
Benson, assistant dean of the College of
Architecture. "Leach is one of the
extremely fine and analytical scholars
we've had in the College of Architec
ture." Benson said.
"Ed is also an interesting mix of
interests." Benson said.
According to Leach, he has three
main interests: architecture, structural
engineering and music. Each of these
interests help make up his personality,
he said. 'x
One of the most significant of Leach's
activities was the winning of the Leo
Daly Traveling Scholarship, which
provided him a 32-week trip to Europe
to study architecture last summer. -
Two Phases
According to Leach, the trip was
divided into two phases: a semester of
study in London and 17 weeks of
traveling throughout Europe.
Leach's original scholarship proposal
'called ' for a' study of "lightweight ,:'
structures in Europe.
He said he especially admires the
work of Frieotto, a German architect
who did the cable-net structures at the
1972 Munich Olympics and is consider
ed a leader in the field.
According to Benson, Leach's exhibi
tion of photos taken during his trip is "a
fine professional showing." t
Some differences between American
and European architecture are because
of the climate, Leach said.
Because the buildings are designed
for the climate, he said a British
building might never make it .through a
Nebraska winter:
Architectural firm
During high school and college, Leach
said he worked at an architectural firm
in Omaha which provided him with
architectural experience.
According to Leach, he worked his
way from "gopher" to junior designer
in the firm. He said as a junior designer
he did some work on some of the stores
in the Kansas City Crown Center.
Because every building has structure,
he said he is interested in structural
engineering as it applies to architecture.
Another of Leach's interests is music.
He said that at a younger age, he had
decided to go into architecture but that
music is still one of his loves.
He played oboe in the University of
Nebraska Orchestra and performed with
the Lincoln Symphony and the Omaha
Opera Company.
Leach said he is thinking about going
on to graduate school and his long-range
goal is to become crregistered architect.
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