Natasha Thondavadi
Natasha Thondavadi
Natasha Thondavadi hails from Barrington, Ill., a small country-suburbs-ish place where she takes pride and pleasure in being cold and driving her SUV. As the News’ Architecture and Campus Construction beat reporter she hopes to expand out of her current niche of writing exclusively about quirky and obscure artists, though they’ll always be her true love. In addition to writing for the News, Natasha is the Editor-in-Chief of Helicon: Yale’s Undergraduate Journal of the Classics and is basically that nerdy in all pursuits.
Recent Stories
Cunningham choreography makes Yale debut
Yale Dance Theater program will bring the choreography of the late dance legend Merce Cunningham to the stage.
Redrawing the architecture major
Students within the architecture program have noted an increasingly pre-professional feel.
Film studies honors founder
Former Yale professor and experimental filmmaker Standish Lawder GRD ’67 returned to campus Wednesday to receive the Film Studies program’s annual award for a talented member of the field.
Lecture series bonds architecture, environment
A recently established lecture series at the School of Architecture aims to rejuvenate the school’s joint-degree program with the School of Forestry & Environmental Studies.
Firm completes construction documents for two new colleges
Images show final technical designs. Robert A. M. Stern architects officially completed the technical designs for Yale's 13th and 14th residential colleges on March 30.
UP CLOSE | At School of Architecture, role of drawing in doubt
The issue of drawing has come to occupy an important place in the school’s evaluation of its own curriculum.
With designs set, new colleges waiting on funds
University administrators said construction cannot start building without raising an outstanding $313 million for the project.
Architecture program tackles sustainability
Over the past two weeks, several events at the School of Architecture have highlighted a growing focus on sustainable parks.
School of Architecture alums win national award
Honored for work in Connecticut. Two alumni of the School of Architecture are among this year's winners of the American Academy of Arts and Letters award.
For Ma ARC '02, a natural design approach
With the completion of the Ordos Museum in fall 2011, Chinese architect Yansong Ma ARC ’02 and his team at the Beijing-based architecture firm MAD have transformed the architectural landscape of Inner Mongolia.
