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Proceeding Chapters
Common Sense: The Published Results of Rebuild Louisiana
Informed-Form and the City: The Work of Simon Ungers
Permanence and Literary Practices: The Letters of Jacques -Francois Blondel
Wrapping the Architectural Body
ecoMOD:Sustainable, Prefabricated and Affordable Housing Prototypes
The Library Project: Stuart-Hobson Middle School
Suburban Redux: Resource Conservation Housing Studio
It Takes the Children to " Masterplan" the Neighborhood
Building Synthesis: 'Practicing ' in Academia
Configurational Affinities Between Building Floorplates and Office Layouts
"Reverse Architecting": A Case Study Approach Toward Comprehensive Design Learning
Architecture Design Studio: Community as Inquiry
Ecological Design and Technology: Enabling an Integrative Learning Process
Studio Education for Sustainable Urban Spaces
The Cairo Studio: An Urban Design & Community Studio Intervention in the Upper Mississippi Delta
Localize the Modern: Tow Experimental Designs in Shanghai
New Orleans 2020: City of Districts on the High Ground
Through Containment : Preservation of an 1830's Smokehouse
Memorial a l'Abolition de l'Esclavage Nantes, France
Camel Back Shot Gun Sponge Garden
A "Pataphysical" Reading of the Maison De Verre
The Creative Eye: A Tactile and Digital Process of Imagining and Building Lights in Architecture
Addressing and Observing the City from Within
Diagrams of Resilience: Pragmatic Diagnostics of Moscow Shopping
Urban Taxidermy: Mapping La Subteranea
Restoring Ground: Remediation and Empowerment in Tremé, New Orleans
Reviving the City : Brownfield interventions in Bilbao, 1990-2005
Are we What we Eat? The Landscape of Beef: Feedlots and Fast Food in the Colorado Front Range
Dry-in House: A mass-Customized Home for New Orleans
Semi-Urban Suburbia: An Overlooked Multifamily Housing Type and Its Effects on a Shifting Suburbia
Deliberate Dusk: Darkness and the Experience of Japanese Space
Two Tales of Architecture and Infrastructure in Philadelphia
Water, New Towns, and Interior Colonization: The Experience of Spain, 1939-1965
Infrastructure as Architecture
The Hole in the Heart of the City: Framing Memory at the World Trade Center
Vacancy: Design Strategies for the Birmingham, Alabama
Catalytic Interdisciplinary: Ecological Restoration in the Architectural Design Studio
Crossing Disciplines: A Necessity Comprehensive Design in Architectural Education
in_visible cultures: An Evaluation of Interdisciplinary Project-Based Learning in Panama
Design Writing: Writing as a Design Tool in Studio
Apprenticeship with a Shokunin A Search for the Source of Quality in Japanese Architecture
A Case Study of Materiality and the Necessity of Craft in the Age of Digital Fabrication
Considering the Craft, Technology and the (Un) Intended Discovery
Digital Design-Build: Academic Practice as a Model for Industry Transformation
(In)Forming: The Affordances of Digital Fabrication in Design Education
The ISU Pavilion for the Des Moines Arts Fair-Manic AIGA
The Non-Standard , Un-Automatic Prehistory of Standardization and Automation in Architecture
Building (Understanding): A Systems Approach to Building Information Modeling (BIM)
Can BIM Inspire a New Direction in Architectural Education?
Back in Focus. Cinematic Architecture Beyond Spatial Montage
Edges of Multiplicity: A Discussion of the Contemporary Urban Edge
In Search of Ideal Forms; The Space Between Architecture and Sculpture
The Idea of Time: Historical Consciousness and Aesthetic Unfolding
From Dream to Economy-Cinema Architecture in the Twentieth Century
Empathy in the Design of Urban Spaces
Insulation and Modernism in America: 1900-1950
Towards an Adaptive Architecture
Outside In: Blurred Boundaries in the work of Erik Gunnar Asplund
The First American Woman Architect, Louise Blanchard Bethunen: American Dream
Icarus Redux, Sustaining Inventions in the Art of Building with Air, Light and Flight
Bridging the Gap:Revivng Pedagogic Discourse in Architectural Technology Education
Pushing the Boundaries: Lessons from a Tensile Membrane Design -Develop-Build Studio
Drawn from Practice : Hands-on Method of Teaching the Building Technology Lecture Course
The Tectonics Case Study: Fabrication Reality
Both/And: Hybridized Global and Local Identity in Puerto Madero, Buenos Aires
Boundaries of Difference: Party Walls and Personal Effects
Frontera y Urbanismo: Spatial and Perceptual Constructs of the U.S.-Mexico Border
Composite Elastomers-Patterns of Performance
Digital Strategies//Fabrication Tactics: Objects/Patterns/Spatial Systems
Between History and Contemporaneity: A Critical Assessment of Historic Reviews in Savannah, Georgia
Preservation of the Dilworth House: An Insider's View
What Becomes of the Barnes? Exploring Cultural and Temporal Context when Recasting Existing Sites
Pop Lockin' Architecture: Hip Hop Dance Tags Space
Twisted: Signature Commissions & African-American Architects
Non-Western Architecture and the Roles of the History Survey
University of Manitoba: A Projective Case Study
Lessons in Matter: From Canvas to Built Work
Rural Studio, Beneath the Roses
The Architect's (Sub)Conscious: Travel Log from Excursions Into Koolhaas's Subconscious
Dialectics of Monument and Counter-Monument: Memory at Kent State
The Monumental Predicament: The Statue Park in Budapest, Hungary
The Intensive Topography of Eisenman's Memorial to the Murdered Jews
Interstitial Readings: Visual Thinking in Time Based Digital Media
Le Corbusier's Seeing Things: La Vision de l'Objectif and l'Espace Indicible
The 'Mondrian' in the Japanese Room
Reflections on Simultaneity, Ambiguity , and the "Jellyfish" Drawings of Daniel Castor
Thinking/Drawing from Peripheral Vision: Techniques = Approaches Learned from Miralles
To see a Crowd: Pictorial Intelligence and Architectural Maneuvers of the Soviet Avant-Gardes
Constructing /Inhabiting the Interstices
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