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  • [RE]Visualize the Voids 
    Falloni, Kyle (2014-05-22)
    A common theme that is starting to occur across America in a majority of the post-industrial cities is the depopulation within the urban core of the city. The effect of this depopulated core is a torn up urban fabric. ...
  • Reviving Roots 
    Hazime, Sumer (2023-05-02)
    Islamic art has a rich history dating back to the 7th century, and its influence can be seen in architecture, calligraphy, textiles, and other forms of creative non-figural expression. One of the defining characteristics ...
  • The Rhetorical and Critical Theories of Alfred Lord Tennyson 
    Allard, Helen Bullis (2012-05-18)
    The purpose of this paper is to set forth the results of a study from original sources of the rhetorical and critical theories of Alfred, Lord Tennyson. In a study of this sort, without doubt the best sources of information ...
  • Rhetorical Devices as Means of Expressing the Emotions 
    Brady, Charles Ernest (2012-05-18)
    PREFACE In reading the works assigned for class study, the writer was impressed with the ability of some authors to express emotion. His interest was increased when he noticed that two men could write on the same subject ...
  • Right-of-way 
    Froehlich, Alexander (2012-05-24)
    The objective of this investigation was to attempt to resolve urban voids left behind by the space of the freeway The study involved the interpretation of changing character, constant motion, adapting presence and other ...
  • Rouge River Greenway: Engagement & Connectivity 
    Almanfi, Ayat; Atkinson, Alyssa; Hurteau, Caroline; Lewis, Jeremy; McCain, Michael (2023-01-18)
    The proposed Rouge River Greenway will become a valued community asset used by residents and visitors alike when the community is engaged at every step of the planning, development and implementation stages and when the ...
  • Rowing Forward 
    Malbouef, Stephen (2022-08-31)
    This study investigates how adaptive reuse and historic preservation can be applied in a practical manner in order to transform Detroit’s Belle Isle Boathouse, the former home of the Detroit Boat Club, into a public gateway ...
  • Rural Settlements: The Rehabilitation of the Rural Landscape 
    Hays, Michael (2012-05-18)
    There exists many small communities across rural America that were once centers of agricultural commerce. These communities were then introduced to industry, and they virtually abandoned their agricultural roots. In the ...
  • Rurban Agriculture: A New Formwork for Detroit 
    Longtin, Ariel (2012-05-18)
    The current state of disconnect within our society requires us to question our modes of interaction. As a byproduct of the disconnect amongst the communities within Detroit, the city has undergone many physical and social ...
  • Sacred Ground? Considering cemetery in the urban landscape 
    Gillen, Chris (2012-05-18)
    Sacred space often evokes a broadened sense of awareness, it employs an experience of emotion, sensation, and memory that transcends the spatial. Sacred space is used here as a loose term to describe the relationship of ...
  • The Safe Space Project 
    Ibarra-Frayre, Carlos (2015-04-30)
    Architects are trained to understand that no two urban conditions are the same. It is the complexity of issues that are available that make design such a challenging yet rewarding career. In the case of Southwest Detroit, ...
  • A Screening Assessment of Health Literacy Levels to Develop Hypertension Handouts Based on the Patient's Levels of Health Literacy at the McAuley Health Center 
    Mirian, Rodabeh (2021-04-06)
    Hypertension is the most common clinical condition treated in primary care settings. In 2017, the American College of Cardiology and the American Heart Association published new guidelines for hypertension management and ...
  • The Self-perception of Homecare Registered Nurse’ Competence in Caring for Heart Failure Patients 
    Green Spicer, Erica (2022-01-05)
    The purpose of this program evaluation was to identify common character traits of nurses caring for Congestive Heart Failure (CHF) patients along with hospital readmission rates for CHF patients in a homecare agency.
  • The Self-perception of Homecare Registered Nurse’ Competence in Caring for Heart Failure Patients 
    Green Spicer, Erica (2021-12-17)
    The purpose of this program evaluation was to identify common character traits of nurses caring for Congestive Heart Failure (CHF) patients along with hospital readmission rates for CHF patients in a homecare agency.
  • [Sense]Abilities 
    Floyd, Alexandrea (2016-05-18)
    Architecture has been lacking in how it impacts the disabled population, not by means of accessibility, but by the different ways architecture can impact their well-being. It has become common practice in today’s profession ...
  • A Sense of Belonging 
    Tomman, Taylor (2023-04-28)
    The purpose of this dissertation is to further understand the role campus culture plays in shaping the campus landscape. This thesis focuses on the relationship between sociology and the built environment of the University ...
  • Sense of Safety 
    Haas, Charles (2012-05-18)
    Safety, as it pertains to the built environment, is often achieved through physical security implementation. The implementation of security is often seen as collaboration between the designer and a security professional. ...
  • Sense Space 
    Camp, Jennifer (2014-05-20)
    This thesis is an effort to bring attention to how people perceive architecture. By refocusing an individual's attention to their perception, the attention can be shifted so they are more aware of the spaces they inhabit. ...
  • Sexual Violence-Related Programs and Services SAG 
    Council for the Advancement of Standards in Higher Education (CAS) (2015-08-24)
  • Shakespeare's Change From Tragedy to Dramatic Romance 
    Bachand, Sister Joan of Arc O.P. (2012-05-18)
    Scholars have long noted a difference in the type of play represented in the various periods of Shakespeare's career. Three types were commonly recognized as the chief on the Elizabethan stage: comedy, tragedy, and history. ...

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