The American urban landscape has been shifting for the past century. Shifting away from the public and social life to a private one, a life behind closed doors. Is our society to blame for this, the culture itself, or ...

The intention of this thesis is to investigate space as the relationship between architecture, the body and consciousness. With the advent of anti-psychotic medication and General Hospital mental wards constructed in the ...

Whether we realize it or not, humans have always been attracted to water. The water’s edge has had a physical, mental as well as emotional connection to people in ways that affect the human mind consciously and subconsciously. ...

At some point in time someone, some group, or some thing decided that change ought to appen. Typically these [somes] do not, or did not, take into consideration the future consequences of these changes, and left lasting ...

This research focuses on an exploration into the complexities of public design and power between the designer and outside constraints that define a public project. This thesis attempts to answer the question of what ratio ...

Shifting the perceptions of inaccessible, misused or abandoned urbanized water to bring the inherent beauty and opportunities presented in these landscapes. The guiding principles behind any landscape project in an urbanized ...

Architecture is designed to be experienced in a pre-designed way where the architect uses a combination of materials and lighting to achieve an experience. Much of a space’s characteristics— regardless of what sense ...

The problem undertaken here constitutes a part of a broader investigation to determine more exactly the role of the Wechsler-Bellevue Intelligence Scale, Form II, in guiding college students. The purpose of this investigation ...