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ProPEL Proceedings Archive
Proceeding Chapters
Architecture as Transformation
Imagine Universal, Design Local
Washington, DC: Dysfunctional Spaces of Democracy?
House Divided: Threats to Design/Build From Within
Design, Resource & Produce Local…Disseminate, Reveal & Provoke International
Architecture is Dead: A Renewed Organic Aesthetic for Ecological Design
Global and Local esign Identities: East Meets West
The Role of the Mexican-American Community in the Production of Urban Space in Houston, Texas
The Industrial Era Re-Considered: Reclaiming Rail Yards
Ever After: Public Space Reconsidered in Iceland
The Latest Frontier of Urban Pastoral: Post-Industrial Landscapes in American Cities
Global vs Local: Exploring Architecture as a Local Brand for Covent Garden
Glocalization - The Globalization of the Local Community
Urban Machines: Constuctor/ Deconstructor
Teaching 'The City' in Cities: Teasing the Global from the Specific in Chicago
Slow Architecture? - The Myth if Local Resistance to Globalization in Architecture: A Critique
Coastal Identity and Resiliency: The Case of the Upper Texas Gulf Coast
Using Evidence - Based Design to Support Cultural Differences
Made For China: Transcoding Local Patterns into Ecologically High-Performing Urban Prototypes
Dissecting the Programmed Landscape: A Programming Primer
Women's Places and Spaces in Contemporary American Mosque
Tradition vs. Modernity: The Challenge of Identity in Contemporary Islamic Architecture
Subverting Gender in the Design-Build Studio
Recent Interventions in (and about) San Juan, Puerto Rico
Revitalizing the American Downtown
A 'Primitive' Milieu: Assessing Diversity Within College Architectural Programs
The Culture of a Machine-Crafted Architecture: The First Tournalaid Communities
Architecture, Infrastructure, and Technological Leapfrogging
Re-Reading Critical Regionalism
Gehry Versus Zumthor: Machine Recognition of Architecture Styles
Roaming the Boundaries: The Less Explored Roles of Architects in the Low-Income Settlements of Texas
Uncovering the Shape of Content: Comparison of Three Libraries
Architecture is Entrepreneurship and (Why) it Matters
Increasing Uncertainty in Vine City, Atlanta
From Archaic Globalism to Open Regionalism: Toward an Architecture of Cultural Place in Iran
Mapping and Touring Through Photography: On Julius Shulman's Photographic Space of Maslon House
Holism in Foundation Design: Avoiding the "Silo Effect"
Reconstructing Afghanistan: An Architecture Curriculum for a "New Way of Life"
Urban Afterimage: Looking at Houston After Seeing Ho Chi Minh City
Engineer or Architect: A Crisis of Identity
Mapping + Change: The Awkwardness of Evolution
Flexible Identities: The Notion of Nation
Representing Local Identitites in Resort Hotels - A Case Study in Antalya
Cultivate Cultures: The Study of Friction and Wear on Mating Surfaces
Re-Imaging the Local: Shimokitazawa
Nola Mach-Ya: A Multi-Use Duplex Prototype for New Orleans
Memorials and the Identity of the Sublime: Global Catastrophe in Local Context
Courtyard Transformations: Hokyun Chun Residence- Heyri Art Valley, Paju Korea
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