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Proceeding Chapters
Studio and the City: a model for urban engagement in Medellin, Columbia
Market Innovation for Social Practice
Footloose—A Transformation of Space
From Scratch: Designing Architecture School
Redefining Urban Spaces in New York City’s Chinatown through the creation of Gateways
Traveling on Fredericksburg Road: 120 Years in 12 Miles
Project-based Learning: Interdisciplinary Collaboration of Bio-facades in Urban Environment
Teaching Computational Regionalism
Global Tracks and Immersive Models
An Open-source Paradigm in the Responsive Architecture Studio
Radical Authenticity: Exaptation in Architecture
Can Urbanity Come to the Uncontrolled Periphery? The Case of Houston’s FM1960
Culture of Mix: Keunseng, a Building Type for Open City
Clues to the Future of Media Architecture
Accidental Yet Transformative: The Significance of the Bigness of the Turbine Hall in Tate Modern
Heat, Air and Life: Thermodynamics and Use in Building Environments
Architecture in the Mediated City: Glasshole
Post-war Beirut: Interventions for Public + Private Spaces
Urban Catalyst: Regeneration of Downtown Area Through Community Development
The Ark: Grafting Productive Programs onto Contemporary Waste Space
Border Stories: Opening Hong Kong’s Frontier Territory
Left Behind but Filling the Voids: Rethinking Northern Mexican Urban Peripheries
Soft Infrastructure Applications
Absence of Continuity in Cultural Landscapes
The Role of Client Engagement in Public Space Making in Korea
Challenges and Opportunities to Compact Urban Forms in Dubai
Joseph Paxton’s Lily House: A Heterotopia at the Roots of the Myth of Transparency
Informal Urbanization of Latin America: The Post-global Proto-cities
Race, Rhetoric and Revision: June Jordan as Utopian Architect
All That Is Solid: Asset Urbanism and the Financial Dynamics of Post-industrial Space
Global Peripheries: Growth, Disinvestment, and Change in Multicultural Houston
Transnational Architecture and New Femininity
Requalifying a Hinterland Through Indigenous Flows: Caogong Canal and Ad-hoc City, Kaohsiung
Ecology as a Framework for a Design Methodology
Research and the Latent Metropolis
A Conceptual Framework for Enriching Architecture: Nine PIDPR Models
Synthesized Systems: Toward Emergent Architecture in the Era of Global Cities
Creating Hybrid Programs and Predicting Their Evolution Through 4D Parametric Analysis
Ghost Density, Icebergs, and the Ultra-thin
24/7 Temporality and Post-industrial Chronobiology
Sites and Services from an Architectural Perspective: A Case Study in the Dandora Community
Resilience: Looking Back to the Local
MISI-ZIIBI: Living with the Great Rivers, Climate Adaptation Strategies in the Midwest River Basins
Avoiding “Compulsory Automobility” in Asia’s Open Cities
Future-invested Urbanism: Beirut’s Shifting Society
Housing in China: Breaking the Bounds of Contemporary Urban Theory
Dubai 2020: Dreamscapes, Mega Malls and Spaces of Post-modernity
Technologies for a New Urban Agency: Instrumentalizing Activist Interventions in the Public Realm
Designing an Open System: Indeterminate Boundary for a University Campus
A Comparison of “Third Place” High-density Residential Environments
Dubai [Metro]polis: Infrastructural Landscapes and Urban Utopia
From Metaphor to Model: Expanding Ecologically-informed Design
A Parametric Vernacular: Genetic Algorithms in Urban Formations
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