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  • Jaskiewicz, Spencer (2015-04-27)
    Today’s culture in the United States tends to focus on youth. This focus on youth has been to the detriment to other ages of the population, specifically the elderly. In many instances we have cast them away from society ...
  • Haynes, Selena; Leen, Ann; Wilson, Krista; Welch, Stefen (2023-01-06)
    Twenty thousand youth age out of foster care each year in the United States . i During their stay in foster care, t hese children are provided with supportive services through foster families, residential living ...
  • Beneteau, Ronald W.; Skillas, Charles W. (2015-01-16)
    “In the beginning there was none and now there.” Thus spoke an unknown sage centuries ago with regard to our existence in the realm of reality. While he specifically was speaking in reference to material things coming ...
  • Council for the Advancement of Standards in Higher Education (CAS) (2015-08-19)
  • McNamara, Drew (2012-05-21)
    Pattern carries with it nearly infinite definitions and interpretations. Every field of study has its own way of claiming patterns. For designers, patterns have enjoyed a recent renaissance, no longer relegated to mere ...
  • Stein, Catherine (2012-05-16)
    Detroit was taken over by a human made virus composed of industrial withdraw, military strategy and political policy half a century earlier that has resulted in abandoned, dilapidated, burned and vacant buildings consuming ...
  • Clark, Brandon (2018-08-23)
    Through the development of the urban setting, spaces are created to service the growing city. Over the course of urban development, those spaces fall out of use for a multitude of reasons: technological advancement, ...
  • Shadik, Joseph (2012-05-23)
    Society has evolved over generations and will no doubt continue to evolve. Its effect on the built environment has continually changed over time as well. However, over time, the built environment has reciprocated this ...
  • Stonehouse, William (2015-04-28)
    A commentary on the redevelopment of interstate 375 and the six alternatives submitted for the project. Through an exploration into urban separation, how humanity has defined and separated itself will interweave with the ...
  • Quaine, John (2013-06-11)
    Formed objects are all around us. Whether it be the juxtaposition of buildings in a major city or a collection of small items in a house, form shapes our everyday life. The mere presence of physical form gives us a sense ...
  • Grady, Brendan (2012-05-16)
    The intended thesis examines the relationship of how architecture can define place. Place can be identified as the common willingness of individuals of a community to engage within their space. The intent of the project ...
  • Perryman, Nyvey (2022-05-13)
    Neighborhood health disparities are a widespread issue in Detroit and many other cities in the United States. Opportunity indexes mapped in American neighborhoods prove that neighborhood location and design affect the ...
  • Field, Sarah (Chaney) (2012-05-17)
    How do architects contribute to the physical city? And, what role does architecture play in the process of the city making? It is the edges or sense of edges that architects contribute to the physical city. By breaking ...
  • Cochran, Morae (2015-06-22)
    This graphic is a novel about how to effectively communicate with angry parents.
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    VanderWeele, Jared (2012-05-17)
    Is nature really right outside the window? When someone says, "I'm going to go enjoy the Great Outdoors this weekend," everyone knows that they don't mean their backyard; they mean the lake or the mountains or the cabin ...
  • Walsh, Lyric (2023-05-17)
    Gestational Weight Gain (GWG) is a clinical inquiry focused on prenatal provider health promotion skills.  MI is a patient-provider collaborative approach used to elicit and strengthen the patient's own motivation to change ...
  • Tripp, Joshua (2023-04-28)
    This thesis is about ghosts as they manifest within and influence our experience of the built environment. In this study, ghosts are defined as things of the past which are no more, yet they affect our experiences ...
  • Whitmer, Jeff (2012-05-17)
    Architecture typically is thought of as an aesthetically based art form, with the base in the visual representation of space. This project will challenge the experience of space and how it is perceived by individuals with ...
  • Scrimger, Emily (2012-05-22)
    Fashion is mutable, cyclical, transitory, fluid, and ever-changing. Thus, the architecture which accommodates fashion, or consumer space, should also be transitory and mutable. However, the architecture has been reduced ...
  • Johnson, Deven (2023-04-28)
    The purpose of this thesis is to expose people to the major influence that film has on our opinions, beliefs, and preference in the ways we engage with architecture. An architectural experience in film is curated, vicarious, ...

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