About Waterville in Sight
This website is the product of Colby College's American Studies class, "Interpreting the American Built Environment." Throughout the semester, we have studied different techniques for interpreting the built environment and applied these methods to the Waterville landscape. Our goal here is to offer our collected writings to the broader communities that populate and interact with the environments that we have explored. You can request the course syllabus from Ben Lisle (bdlisle [at] colby.edu).Waterville in Sight
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Uses Archive
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The Prospective Student’s Path
Posted on March 12, 2012 | No Commentshttp://youtu.be/hooal480lAk When looking at the landscape of Waterville, it is quite clear that the city is built around Colby College. This fact is visible in a few ways, but is […] -
The New American Market
Posted on March 12, 2012 | No CommentsI am in the passenger’s seat of my roommate’s car; we are driving to Walmart. Familiar scenes of Waterville stream by the window as familiar songs blare from our favorite […]
![The Changing Faces of the Colby Spa The Joseph Family Spa is where the majority of the student body gathers on a daily basis. It is not only located in the center of the campus but also […]](https://web.colby.edu/built-environment/files/2012/04/869_614-115x115.jpg)
![Educate, Celebrate, Demonstrate: Miller Lawn at Colby College The lawn in front of Miller Library is located at the physical center of Colby College, and its crisscrossing pathways provide routes between the North and South sides of campus. […]](https://web.colby.edu/built-environment/files/2012/04/03261209241-115x115.jpg)
![The New American Market I am in the passenger’s seat of my roommate’s car; we are driving to Walmart. Familiar scenes of Waterville stream by the window as familiar songs blare from our favorite […]](https://web.colby.edu/built-environment/files/2012/03/100_3183.jpg)
![The American Diner As a student of Colby College, I would say that my experience represents that of most small liberal arts attendees. Sunday college brunch is no longer a chance to catch […]](https://web.colby.edu/built-environment/files/2012/03/SAM_3168.jpg)