When Professor Martin Parker joined the faculty at Warwick Business School eight years ago, he was struck by the architecture of the place. The neat, “generic-modern” buildings sat away from the shabbier environment of the main university, the front entrance facing away from the rest of the campus. The back door, he says, was password-protected.
8年前，當(dāng)馬丁?帕克(Martin Parker)教授加入華威商學(xué)院(WBS)時(shí)，他被這里的建筑布局震撼到了。優(yōu)雅的“范現(xiàn)代派”建筑與整個大學(xué)破舊的環(huán)境形成了鮮明對比，前門入口背對著校園其他建筑。而后門，他說，需要密碼才能進(jìn)入。
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