Architecture Thesis Collection

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Architecture Thesis Collection

 

If you are an Architecture student who needs help submitting your thesis to this collection, please review the submission guide [PDF], or contact the Instructional Design Studio at (313) 578-0580 or ids@udmercy.edu.

The material featured on this site is subject to copyright protection unless otherwise indicated. The portions of the documents may be reproduced for study, research, or non-commercial purposes in any format or medium without permission. Request for commercial use should be addressed to the Dean of University Libraries/Instructional Design Studio.

Recent Submissions

  • Data Centers 
    Marcantonio, Philip (2022-05-16)
    Throughout the turn of the 20th century humanity saw a shift in its way of life as technology evolved ever so rapidly. This technological integration, having lasted for already over a half of a century, has crossed ...
  • Neighborhood Networking 
    Short, Chelsea (Blurb, 2022-05-13)
    Shifting urban planning methodologies to reintroduce equity, support the foundation of a city and emphasize the strength of community engagement through networking. Urban contexts are compositions of interwoven systems of ...
  • The Water Hole 
    Kile, Taylor (2022-05-16)
    Tourism is not a new concept; however, only recently have individuals begun to fully understand the positive and negative effects tourism can play on a local community. For example, in the book, Tourism: Economic, Physical ...
  • A CATALYST FOR TRANSFORMATION 
    Tavernier, Neteya (2022-05-16)
    This thesis explores how underprivileged communities can be supported and transformed to overtime become self-sustaining. A self-sustaining community is one that is planned, built, or modified to promote sustainable living ...
  • Adaptive Reuse 
    Duranovich, Sean (2022-05-16)
    The practice of adaptive reuse can shape views of the past and inspire visions of the future through expressions of memory and place as being transmitted through the users lived experience. Collective memory, sense of ...

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