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  • Post Polistasis: A Critical Examination of Urban Space in Post Democracy 
    Bower, Alena (2012-05-21)
    The evolution of urban space and architecture is not only indicative of societal changes through time, but it also serves as a medium for investigating the intricate relationship existing between society and the ...
  • pOVERty 
    Marcero, Eric (2012-05-22)
    The practice of an architect, where architecture means to offer or render professional services in connection with the design and construction of a building, or group of buildings and the space within the site surrounding ...
  • Presence of Absence 
    Miller, Mandy (2012-05-18)
    Originally, the thesis question was based on a combination of the statement that architecture, like so many of the arts, communicates to people and the question; how does architecture communicate. Dance is an art form that ...
  • The Progression of Uncovering Hyperdynamic Environments 
    Schroeder, Michael (2017-06-06)
    Not only can we use virtuality, but we can also use eidetics along with looping to understand the environments. By exploring Hyperdynamic it become a process that is more actively changing and evolving. We design ...
  • Promoting physical activity in urban design 
    Shanehsazzadeh, Fatemeh (2016-05-18)
    The aim of this thesis is to improve the health and well being of the population by proposing neighborhood design strategies that enables its residents to incorporate healthy activity into their daily lives. Also good ...
  • Public Art and Reshaping Public Space 
    Jeffrey, Emma (2021-05-17)
    Public art is the experience of unsanctioned art that offers subjectively curated memories, emotion and selectively triggers the senses. Public art is experienced by provoking an individual to find new spaces or by reshaping ...
  • Public Spaces as Destinations 
    Tran, Tuan (2012-05-18)
    Public realm has been a part of human society. It has been evolved through time. From the primitive stage of human society to the current stage, public realm has been changing much. During the past century, the public realm ...
  • Public Vein 
    Mannebach, David (2012-05-18)
    American public spaces have gone through a change of identity. American culture has taken the public realm to different stages of interactive spaces, unlike the more traditional European public space. Our public space today ...
  • A Purpose for Classical Architecture in the Twenty-First Century 
    Pfaff, Michael (2016-04-14)
    Classical architecture has the potential to address our human condition and our natural environment. During the twentieth century and the rise of modernism, the use of classical architecture was abandoned, seen by most ...
  • Queer Space: Communities and Power in Heteronormative America 
    Piotrowski, Nicholas (2012-05-18)
    What creates community, how is it defined, and by whom? Cities throughout time and space have hosted enclave neighborhoods that developed for the needs of specific communities, both organically and via societal systems. ...
  • Questions of Public/Private, Interior/Exterior, Domestic/Metropolis 
    Broske, Evan (2015-04-27)
  • Rationality and Intuition: An Expression of Spiritual Space 
    Samoila, Luca (2013-06-12)
    Intuition and rationality are two distinct characteristics of human thought that create a way of perceiving the world around us. While at times these ideologies may seem at odds with each other, there are occurrences ...
  • Reactivating Cavities Within the City 
    Carvalho, Erica (2012-05-18)
    Cities are in a constant transformation mode, meaning they never stop. A city’s inner way of life, immediately re¬sponds and transforms to what is happening in the world at every second, may that be economically, socially ...
  • The Reactive City 
    Lyon, Jake (2012-05-18)
    The Reactive City investigates architecture and the impact of doing architecture at the urban scale. Individual architectural projects are, for the most part, designed with the end users in mind, but at the urban scale, ...
  • Re-Center, Re-Inforce, Re-Veal: Speculations into a Hybrid Urban Fabric 
    Prouty, Matthew S. (2015-01-22)
    We live in an increasingly abstract, controlled and regulated world that uses systems of control that separate buildings through uses. This separation creates holes in the urban fabric of the built environment. This ...
  • (Re)Centralizing Food 
    Tuazon, Kiyone (2020-09-10)
    From the beginning of human life to present day, civilization and society has adapted based on the need for food. As social beings, people have created a tradition of gathering around food. As people have found easier, ...
  • Reciprocation 
    Krjewski, Ashley (2012-05-18)
    If we recognize architecture as a built environment then we must also recognize it as a primarily static condition. Despite its affects on the present, architecture is primarily a response to the past. The past tense of ...
  • reciprocation 
    Kijewski, Ashley (2012-05-23)
    If we recognize architecture as a built environment then we must also recognize it as a primarily static condition. Despite its affects on the present, architecture is primarily a response to the past. The past tense of ...
  • Reclaiming The City 
    D'Asti, Nicholas (2024-04-25)
    For over half a century, urban freeways have drastically transformed the urban landscape of cities across the world, especially in North America. With increased automobile dependence and the dawn of the 1956 Federal-Aid ...
  • Re-connections: Home/Work/Environment 
    Finney, Clifford Lucas (2012-05-18)
    "Today's houses may even be well planned, easy to keep, attractively cheap, open to air, light and sun, but - do the houses in themselves hold any guarantee that dwelling occ urs in them?" (Heidegger, 1971). Heidegger's ...

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