Study Architecture 
ProPEL Proceedings Archive
Proceeding Chapters
Three Aspects of Tectonic Imagination
(Un)predicting Matter and Intelligence
A Housing Project On/Across the Border Between China and Hong Kong
A Feeling for the Unseen: Thickness and the Tectonic
Material and Ornanment in Katsura and Nikko
Frank Lloyd Wright: Case Study, Kundert Medical Building
Constructing Monstrous Families: Alberti, Master Builders, and Monoliths
An Architecture of Action: William Morris, Maurice Merleau-Ponty, Doorknobs
India Emerging...Bypassing the Masters
Architecture and the (Re)collection of the Body
Tectonics after Virtuality: Re-turning to the Body
Crafting a New Sustainability : (Hand)crafted, circa 1996
Tectonics of the Human Body and Architectural Embodiments
On the Coherence of Extreme : Lessons froim Painting in a Room by Le Cobursier
Exhibition Design in the Age of Electronic Media
Monuments as Historic Documents or a Work of Architecture?
Aging Modernism: Materiality and Consumerism in Eastern Europe
Surface Liberated from Construction: Some Side Effects of Abstraction
Techne and Wor(l)d: Three Contemplations on the Letterbox Project
Identification of Materials: Themes of Ideas and Perception in Architectural Use of Material
Cladding and Representation: Between Senography and Tectonics
Bruno Taut and the Glass House-The Infinite Dream of Translucency
Temporary Contracts: The Economy of the Post Industrial Landscape
Evolving Passage: Technology and Urban Structure
Cross-Cultural Issues in Design Pedagogy
Improvisation and Articulation: The Jazz Studio
The (Archi) Tectonic in Technology: Issues of Technology in Foundation Design Studio
A Conceptual Framework for Design
Architecture: "The Prodigal Son"
The Semperian Paradigm: Developing Issues of Tectonics in Foundation Design
Full-Scale Design Projects: The Integration of Theory , Craft and Artifcat
The Vertical Urban Environment of Hong Kong
Heterotopias of Delusion: Perimeter Centers and Virtual Spaces
The Mnemonic City: Duality, Invisibility, and Memory in American Architecture
The Development and Implications of Post -fordist Manufaxturing
Innovative Morphological Design of Glass Plate Structures
Craft of the Digital : A Discourse on a New Potential in Contemporary Tectonics
Internet-based Architectural Visualization
The Tectonic Framework: Meaning Through Intensification in the Japanese Folkhouse
Site Unseen: American Portable Buildings for Export, 1879-1945
Prefabrication in the Design of Housing at Forest Hills Gardens in New York, 1909-1919
Ready Mades: Outline of Some Strategies Concerning the Mass Produced Detail
Tha Carriage in the Needle: Building Design and Flexible Specialization Systems
Skill, Cultures, and Changing Methods of Production
Verticlal Industrial Buildings
Chair Design: Industrial Age to Information Age
The Future of Urbanity in the Informational Society
From Tectonic to Visual: The Beirut Souks Competition
Towards a sustainable Campus Infrastructure
The Significance of Tradition in Contemporary Housing
Housing and thE Making of New Urban Forms: The Case of Venice
The Fur District:Conversion of Under-used Industrial Buildings to Affordable Housing
The Digital Hall: A Search for Intelligent Space in the American Home
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