Rosetta Rebuild
Project Location:
1948 SW Broadway, Portland
Contact Information: Kelley Dixon
831-840-1940
kad7@pdx.edu
Rock’n’Roll Camp For Girls logo.
The Center for Public Interest Design is a partner of the project. Logo Above.
Sat, June 8: 9am-4pm
'Ikea Style' Bench building
1hr break for lunch w/ refreshments provided
Drumstick Design Prototyping (kid friendly)
Sun, June 9: 9am-4pm
'Ikea Style' Bench building
1hr break for lunch w/ refreshments provided
Drumstick Design Prototyping (kid friendly)
June 8th & 9th
The Rock and Roll Camp for Girls was given an '89 Itasca Sunflyer a couple of years ago, which they have entrusted Portland State University's Center for Public Interest Design to transform into a mobile band practice studio. The intention is to empower young girls through music learning in summer camps and, in the future, Rosetta, their mobile studio.
The project will give a sense of peacemaking to a mobile unit through an external wrap in the future that highlights the style of Rock and Roll Camp for girls.
In the immediate future, we are building up the interior of the RV to add a small stage as well as seating with concealed storage and spots for concealed audio equipment.
The internal installations will transform the RV from the shell that it is to an engaging space where camp goers can gain empowerment through music and learning.
An image of the RV that will be rebuilt.