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  • They Played Fairly 
    Pearn, Jonathan (2012-05-19)
    The title, they played fairly, is a remark based on the lifestyle choices which were catered to in the thesis. The thesis in general revolves around an environmentally conscious lifestyle. Design features include a ...
  • Thinking Tiny 
    Whitting, Jacob (2018-08-23)
    This thesis focuses to ask multiple questions about residential community in Detroit, while simultaneously offering solutions to those questions. It is imperative that residential communities in Detroit are focused on ...
  • Third Places Building the Soft Infrastructure 
    Giorgees, Odette (2023-05-05)
    A fruitful city is one layered with a set of three urban fabrics: the primary layer and the secondary layer create the hard infrastructure of a city. These two layers encompass the first place (home, shelter) and the second ...
  • A Till of Infrastructure 
    Stawiarski, Thaddeus (2020-09-14)
    These design methods propose a potential future for growing Detroit communities. Detroit exists in a very complex state of urbanity. The centrality on industry during the development of the automotive boom structured the ...
  • Time and Antiquity;the Value of Age 
    Menchaca, Amber (2012-05-19)
    Many cultures embrace the elderly; revering them as wise sources of experience and wisdom. In the United States however, youth, vitality and the ability to be independent are largely the greater prize. In our endless effort ...
  • To Eat at Another's Table 
    Blackburn, Joshua (2020-09-14)
    To say they have spent a day in their shoes understates the lifetime they plan to spend under their skin. The host and home are known. When the parasite approaches, it might as well be their home, but it is not. The ...
  • Tolerances to Nature 
    Cox, Alyse (2021-05-19)
    Over time, civilization has altered nature to become filtered. As nature has become filtered, people have developed their own level of tolerance to true, unfiltered nature. Biophilic design, although considered an objective ...
  • Transcendence and Sacred Spaces 
    Laird, Marina (2022-05-13)
    There are many understandings of transcendence that begin to describe the experience through a variety of lenses. What most definitions have in common is the understanding that trance like states are ego-dissolving states ...
  • Transcending Space 
    Cole, Carli (2012-05-19)
    Throughout time – preceding constructed civilization – ritual has been a predominant part of life. Early Native American settlers danced around fires chanting rituals and expressing their emotional connection to the physical ...
  • Transcending the Urban Venue: a study on arena architecture 
    Sucher, Brad (2012-05-19)
    The intention of this thesis is to investigate spatial relationships between architecture and spectacle. Generally speaking, spectacle refers to an event that is memorable for the appearance it creates. Guy Debord’s ...
  • Transformations and Thresholds 
    Krygel, James Gerald (2012-05-19)
    What are the issues in issues of live/work and the thresholds that define that in-between space? It is the parts of the whole that start to create a process of movement that defines the idea of threshold; the steps one ...
  • Transforming Transit 
    Virgilio, Isabella (2024-04-30)
    This thesis's research aims to investigate how to connect people from suburban neighborhoods to city centers using public transportation. Tommy Gärling discusses the implementation of changes that promote public transit ...
  • Transforming Vacancy 
    Abdullah, Galal (2022-04-26)
    Urban vacancy is a continuing problem in many cities across the nation. Vacant lots greening helps improve neighborhood conditions and the opportunity to transfer vacant lots into valuable space in the neighborhood where ...
  • [Transitions] and Architecture 
    See, Mark (2012-05-19)
    The intent of this thesis is to propose that the world is experienced through a series of transitional elements that give way from one event to another. As objects/events begin to reveal themselves, a new set of circumstances ...
  • Translate to Transform, Sustainable Strategies In Phoenix, AZ 
    Kasebi, Shalaleh (2019-05-21)
    Through the analysis of a range of passive cooling strategies found in vernacular architecture from various arid climate zones, this investigation aimed to define a set of strategies that allow for the implementation of ...
  • Transmutations | Video is More. 
    Storm, Dean (2012-05-19)
    The design process is essential to creating meaningful architectural space. Through this sequence or cycle, creative surprises emerge. With the advent of digital media, perceptions of architectural space are being transformed, ...
  • Trash It 
    Strong, Da'Carla (2019-06-04)
    Waste management can help build communities and affects every urban dweller every single day. In U.S cities there is often a significant disconnect between public behavior and sustainable waste management practices. This ...
  • Traveling Through Time 
    Lamfers, Heather (2020-09-09)
    Historic preservation is researched through the integration of modern elements to fully engage the users of the space. Sensorial architecture engages with historic concepts to create a new understanding of the past. ...
  • Treatise of Body Space 
    Meyers, Rachel-Yoon (2012-05-19)
    Structures that have sheltered us since the dawn of time have echoed the human anatomy. Architecture is often referred to as the human body. In accordance, we can summarize the success in architecture to be experience. In ...
  • $TRIPPED MALL 
    Richards, Jennifer (2013-06-11)
    Annual retail sales in the United States stand at $4,307,531,000,000. While this is down from a high point in 2007, we are spending more than ever before. The average American spends 42% of their income on housing, 18% on ...

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