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  • Fragments 
    Maniaci, Jeffrey (2014-05-21)
    This book explicitly contains and displays nine months of conversations, making, doing, playing, thinking, design and process. It also implicitly displays four years of undergraduate exploration as well as twenty three ...
  • Framing History through Cinematic Storytelling 
    Doyle, Ryan (2012-05-18)
    Even though there is a new way of life with new technology, new people, and new materials, contemporary architecture should be linked with hints of the past, nature, and the people of the place in which it is being created. ...
  • The F.R.E.E. Project Framework and Resources for Empowering Environments 
    Douglas, Scott; Gruber, Joe (2023-01-09)
    For this capstone, the Capstone Team engaged with the McDougall ‐ Hunt community on the east side of Detroit. This engagement resulted in the iden Ɵ fi ca Ɵ on of a problem and a commun ...
  • The Functions of Dramatic Structure in Death of A Salesman 
    Holecek, Sister Mary Bettina S.S.N.D. (2012-05-18)
    Certain branches of scientific literary criticism have not advanced significantly in some two thousand years since Aristotle wrote his Poetics. Consequently, one result of the abundant critical activity carried on during ...
  • Furnishing the Future 
    Hibbard, Kyle (2012-05-18)
    To design is to plan and fashion the form and structure of something artfully and skillfully. Design thus encompasses many fields and mediums, tapping architecture, furniture, objects, lighting, fashion, graphics, and more. ...
  • Game(s)cape 
    Beasley, Naomi (2012-05-24)
    This thesis explores the notion of “gam[-es|-ing] as a unique methodology|process that evokes a new interaction and relationship between people [the Detroiter, the non.Detroiter, and the Visitor] with the Detroit landscape. ...
  • Gamify Detroit Redefining Gamification Through The Implementation of Game Design 
    Crume, Omari (2024-01-17)
    The task of this thesis is to reignite user engagement in public space by redesigning the public realm through the lens of a game designer. There were many designers who attempted to reinvent public space. Notably the ...
  • Genius Loco 
    Hampton, Scott (2012-05-18)
    While there is much to see and do, the experience of Los Angeles as a city is very much fragmented. Rather than providing an easy transition from neighborhood to neighborhood, transportation serves as a barrier making it ...
  • Get Back: 
    Arini, Tony (2012-05-23)
    This unprecedented level of abandonment, brought about by years of neglect, is an issue that needs a solution. The cities plan to demolish these vacant architectural objects (i.e., to bury all the materials of the vacant ...
  • Green Spaces for a Healthy Living 
    Sohna, Pa Amat (2021-06-24)
    The urbanization of human society has important implications for health and well-being. On the one hand, dense urban populations may have more access to health care and amenities that promote healthy lifestyles. On the ...
  • Grey Velcro Shoes 
    Lembke, Charlott (2013-06-13)
    Baby Boomers are on the brink of retirement. According to the US Census Bureau projections, the number of people aged 65 and over will more than double in the coming decades, growing from 35 million in 2000 to 72+ million ...
  • Growing Through Green 
    Pittman, Nira (2021-05-17)
    Children in earlier periods spent the majority of their time in natural environments, which allowed them to reap the physiological health benefits of nature: stronger musculoskeletal system and improved function of the ...
  • Hard + Soft Architecture 
    Majewski, Frank J. (2012-05-18)
    Changes in manufacturing and production, modes of communication and transportation have resulted in the dispersal and relocation of industrial production to outlying areas and beyond. Many cities that once were manufacturing ...
  • Hasta Luego 
    Amjad, Mcheik (2021-05-18)
    This document focuses on carrying Beirut from the after the blast effect into a full functional better than before state, which can be done by working on many fields , one of those fields is architecture and design. It ...
  • Hasta Luego 
    Mcheik, Amjad (2021-04-27)
    This document focuses on carrying Beirut from the after the blast effect into a full functional better than before state, which can be done by working on many fields , one of those fields is architecture and design.It ...
  • The Heterotopia of Architecture 
    DiNicola, Dustin (2018-08-23)
    While it is common for an architectural thesis to culminate in the production of a building, this thesis takes a different approach. Rather than the production of a singular building, This thesis seeks to defend the argument ...
  • Hexa - Educational play system 
    Falloni, Martyna (2015-04-24)
    Children are our future; there is no doubt about that. The political and social systems are based on the exchange of generations; the middle generation is raising the young ones and working for the elders. We put so much ...
  • Highland Park Connections: Facilitating access to youth resources 
    Board, Shaundra; Henze, Jeff; Mobley, LaToya; Thurman, Karen (2023-01-09)
    The Capstone project sought to evaluate the resourc- es still available to youth in the City of Highland Park, Michigan. is community has seen calamitous popu- lation and resource losses over the last ¡fty years. ...
  • Historical Cultural Memory Celebrated Through Architecture 
    Peters, Philip (2012-05-18)
    History is important in all aspects of life because without remembering the past, society cannot advance. All original thoughts are on some level dependant upon something that has happened in the past. The present condition ...
  • History Chicks 
    Craig, Adrienne (2015-06-22)
    A graphic novel for 9th grade students that teaches world history. The novel outlines the Enlightenment period between 1550-1800. It is a short story of three teenage girls who are best friends. They learn the foundations ...

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