Building African University

Cultivating Leaders, Changing Lives ... We're designing a brand new university campus in a rain forest in Africa. This blog follows Schmidt Associates' journey as we visit the site in Cameroon for the very first time, and will continue as we progress. The university must be totally sustainable—producing its own food, generating its own power, and handling its own waste. The new campus represents opportunity for the people of Cameroon. Please check back often as we share this adventure!

Friday, December 3, 2010

We are leaving tomorrow afternoon. I am testing this post from my phone.
We have one suitcase packed full of drawings, charrette tools, electrical converters. Right now it weighs 42.8 pounds.
Personally, I have not packed yet. I will be sure to pack a rubber snake since Wayne is fearful that we will run into snakes in the jungle. The area is known for it's snakes and leopards!
I will post tomorrow to share our experience of getting through airport security.

2 comments:

SarberDecember 3, 2010 at 4:28 PM
Snakes are good - spiders are BAD!!! Good luck!
Heather
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MartinDecember 3, 2010 at 10:38 PM
I could not agree more. I will handle all snake encounters if someone else can handle the spiders!
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