University of Detroit Mercy Dissertation, Thesis, and Student Project Collections

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University of Detroit Mercy Dissertation, Thesis, and Student Project Collections

 

The University of Detroit Mercy Libraries present these bachelors theses, masters theses, and doctoral dissertations as fulfillment of students' requirements for graduation. This set of collections also includes student projects, including capstones and other creative and academic student work. The documents reflect the research, analysis, creative interpretation, and writing of the respective students. The University of Detroit Mercy accepts these theses as the original work of each student without endorsement of any specific theories, themes, architecture structure or creative interpretation.

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  • Gladd, Rebecca (2024-08-16)
    Adapting the Narrative focuses on ways and methods to promote the option of adaptive reuse within the context of Detroit through policy and sustainability methods. Adaptive reuse sustains the value of a building through ...
  • Dawber, Mikayla (2024-05-20)
    The core of our shared experiences can be found in the variety of urban life, where human behavior interacts with diverse urban environments. As the scale of cities continues to grow, the need to prioritize people in urban ...
  • Haines, Samuel (2024-05-09)
    This study is a comprehensive exploration of a trending topic within architecture, involving the redemption of the built form through the use of adaptive reuse. There are currently sixty-three abandoned schools located ...
  • Sanders, Evan (2024-05-08)
    This study looks into the complexities of urban development frameworks, particularly in the context of limited funding, with a focused lens on Detroit's North End. It seeks to offer innovative solutions by proposing ...
  • Unknown author (2024-05-08)
    How we think creatively and who we are at our cores is revealed when drawing by hand. It is our duty as designers to produce designs that are in-tune with ourselves and our surroundings. An internal reflection is necessary ...

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