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charrette

or ·ٳٱ

[ shuh-ret ]

noun

  1. a final, intensive effort to finish a project, especially an architectural design project, before a deadline.


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51Թ History and Origins

Origin of charrette1

1965–70; < French: cart, Old French, equivalent to char chariot, wagon ( car 1 ) + -ette -ette, from the idea of speed of wheels
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“But people just want it both ways. Having a giant code and still having a design charrette where people argue—those things are correlated!”

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A 72-hour, coffee-fueled design charrette — an intense period of design or planning activity — in Chevy Chase resulted in a 3-D model of what the new house would become.

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Two men died, one a computer engineer aged 44 who was killed while inside the butcher’s shop; the second, Julien Vinson, 55, owner of La Charrette, a café-theatre, who was stabbed in the street trying to protect his 12-year-old son.

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When Time magazine devoted a full page to the charrette process in 1970, the author of the piece barely mentioned Riddick.

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For Riddick, directing a charrette was a cross between leading a marathon revival meeting and walking a tightrope for ten days straight.

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