In the archival photo above, Walden is the teacher standing in the background.
Starting an architecture school in a developing country was not part of my life plan when I launched my career more than half a century ago. Yet in 1960, five years after graduating from Texas A&M University with a B.Arch. and three years after joining the architecture faculty there, the U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID) invited me and two fellow architects to travel to South Asia to establish an architecture and planning school at the East Pakistan University of Engineering and Technology in Dacca (now Dhaka).
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