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  • 21st Century Identity: Downtown Detroit 
    D'Aleo, Salvatore (2012-05-22)
    What is architecture's role in challenging conventions of mixed-use in downtown Detroit? This thesis investigation seeks to explore and challenge the idea of the mixed use urban environment in downtown Detroit. To understand ...
  • 23300 Block 
    Hermesmeyer, Eva M. (2015-01-22)
    THIS thesis aims to create a form of suburban densification intent on creating a new settlement pattern that will lie between the urban core and the suburban sprawl. It seeks to not only density, but to enrich the ...
  • 33 Million Earth Upheld 
    Sommer, Shannon (2012-04-11)
    There are always questions about communities and what they need. The question that should be asked first before all others is, what defines a community? Is it the housing? Is it the economy? Is it the location and geography? ...
  • Access 
    Byrnes, Collin (2012-05-22)
    Our attitudes are shaped by our environments; our emotions, activities, and thoughts are affected by the surroundings in which we live. Individual personalities develop as a reflection of the environment in which they ...
  • Acquired Tastes 
    Decker, Mollie (2013-06-12)
    Food and architecture are forever bound together when it comes to man’s survival. Today the connection is complicated by culture, industry, standardization, power, and monetary gain; but the connection between food and ...
  • Action Space 
    Moore, Brian (2014-05-21)
    There is a problem of discussing experiences. In architecture, the result makes for a difficult critique or discussion of experiences in the built environment. Whenever style, form, function, or materials are called into ...
  • Activate Healing - The Role of Architecture in Health Spaces 
    LeVasseur, Laura (2012-05-22)
    Architecture has the unique ability of being able to have a direct effect on the way people feel within a space. This idea is never more evident than in the design of healthcare spaces. Healthcare spaces are charged with ...
  • ADAPTABILITY, STRUCTURAL EXPRESSION,TECTONIC CONDITION 
    Hawarny, Michael (2012-05-16)
    It has been said that great architecture makes a statement. While some statements are open for debate, the basic premise of a building making a valid statement rings true for all good designers. With this initial design ...
  • Adaptive Reuse 
    Alsobrooks, Mark (2021-05-19)
    Adaptive Reuse takes many ideas from Historical Preservation with similar goals of preserving the nature and collective identity of an existing site. Using Historic Preservation as a basis for further understanding the ...
  • 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 ...
  • Adaptive [re]Use 
    Marshall, Jonathan (2012-05-16)
    OVER THE AGES ARCHITECTURE HAS ADAPTED THE HUMAN CONDITION TO ENUMERABLE CLIMATES AND ENVIRONMENTS. As TECHNOLOGY HAS ADVANCED ARCHITECTURE HAS FOUND SIMPLICITY OF DESIGN THROUGH THE USE OF MECHANICALLY CONTROLLED ADAPTED ...
  • Adaptive Stadia 
    Dushane, Adam (2018-08-23)
    This thesis looks to explore a new way to in which stadiums are being designed. The idea is that the stadium will be reused after it is vacated by the franchise.
  • Addressing Flooding 
    Vannoy, Anthony (2021-04-29)
    This thesis proposes the use of a Neighborhood Improvement Authority which is a local government entity that is created to help fund the stainability and growth of residential neighborhoods. Using this entity, the neighborhood ...
  • Aerotropolis Rural Urbanization 
    Cichowski, Sarah (2014-05-22)
    Abstract: Ur-ban [ur-buh n] adjective 1. Of, pertaining to, or designating a city or town. 2. Living in a city. 3. Characteristic of or accustomed to cities; citified: He is an urban type. Ru-ral [roo r-uh] ...
  • Affordable Housing 
    Morkos, George (2019-06-03)
    What Detroit needs most is affordable construction to be provided for low-income families and to encourage investors to want to invest in this type of project. Low-cost construction could also help reduce the overall ...
  • Aged Architecture: Conserving the layers of our cultural heritage 
    Black, Sarah (2017-04-26)
    This thesis engages in the discourse of historic preservation. The investigation analyzes the practice by several means. Understanding the different ways that preservation can be conducted is an important place to start, ...
  • The Age(ful) Community 
    Wilson, Natalie (2022-05-05)
    American suburbs are widespread and are designed mono-programmatically for mainly residential use. Decades after the creation of these suburbs, there is a growing realization that pedestrians should be taken into consideration. ...
  • The Age of Development 
    Mistry, Bhavisha (2022-05-10)
    The purpose of this thesis is to generate a kindergarten classroom design that is not governed by the needs of a multipurpose classroom but instead, curating an integrated learning experience. This permits the learners to ...
  • Aging Community 
    Jaskiewicz, Spencer (2015-04-27)
    Today’s culture in the United States tends to focus on youth. This focus on youth has been to the detriment to other ages of the population, specifically the elderly. In many instances we have cast them away from society ...
  • All Pattern Everything 
    McNamara, Drew (2012-05-21)
    Pattern carries with it nearly infinite definitions and interpretations. Every field of study has its own way of claiming patterns. For designers, patterns have enjoyed a recent renaissance, no longer relegated to mere ...

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