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 Library.

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Recent Submissions

  • Olympic Leverage 
    Hamel, Brian (2024-05-07)
    The Olympic Games are a spectacle for international competition and an opportunity for . Unusable stadiums and a debt that can never be repaid are a few common phrases that have clouded the Olympic Games in recent times. ...
  • Detroit Market Bridges: Study of Marketplace Design and Implementation 
    Kuhn, Michael (2024-05-07)
    Detroit faces many challenges; one is the highway that divides its neighborhoods. This thesis explores using market bridges as a potential solution to this problem. The study draws influence from the works of Albright, ...
  • Enhancing Employee Experience 
    Farcas, Julia (2024-05-06)
    Offices are a space where much of an employee’s time is spent, with the majority of that time consisting of them being stationary behind their desk. Sedentary living can lead to an unhealthy lifestyle consisting of limited ...
  • Investing in Detroit 
    Williams, Asia (2024-05-03)
    This thesis aims to interconnect various aspects of the unjust system affecting these communities, exploring both the causes and effects while proposing solutions to address these challenges and layout a system for resilient ...
  • A Simulation 
    Mangham, Angel (2024-05-02)
    This thesis investigation focused on how black neighborhoods are pressured to appeal to a white standard. Systemic racism has altered the quality of life for black people. It is also apparent that community developers are ...

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