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Proceeding Chapters
The Image of the (Smart) City, Redux: Re-examining Kevin Lynch’s Models in a Big Data/VR World
From Bit to It: The Demand for Networked Building Codes
The Mediated Community: A Historical View
Marseille Beyond the Headlines
The Derailment of Detroit: Public Transitas a Threat to the Brand of Capitalism
Lafayette Park: In-Between Urbanism
Re-Branding the Post-industrial City: James Stirling’s Adaptive Reuse at the Tate Liverpool
Responsive System: A Prototype for Building Performance
Performance Driven Structural Design: Biomimicry in Structure
Diversion Dynamics: A Process-Based Approach to Deconstruction Analysis
Thermal Worlds: Redefining Spatial Thresholds With Temperature in the Geothermal Landscape
Integration of Embedded Systems into Building Assemblies
The Human Eye: A Window to Health and Wellbeing
Move Detroit: An Active Class Space Intervention
The Buffalo Connection: Re-Parameterizing Geographical Space as a Determinant of Health
Episodic Urbanism: Pedagogical Studies and the Lesson of Rome
From Nolli’s Map to Tirana Hidden: Historical Fiction as Contemporary Urban Design Approach
You Can Touch This: Temporality Through Multisensory Architectural Representation
The Heated Position: Some Methods in Question
Conditioning History: Heritage Construction as Design Strategy And Catalyst
Safety Not Guaranteed: The Future of Defensive Architecture
Geologic Time is No Longer Slow Time: Rapid Climate Change and the Architectural Site
Analyzing Architectural Types and Themes as a Design Method
Breeze Block: Don’t Call It A Comeback
Remaking the City: The Occupy Movement and Its Urban Resonances
A Methodological Assessment Of Stadia’s Urban Performance: The Case Of The Stade de France
The Stadium: Iconic Urban Masterpiece or Expensive Destructor of City Centre Social Cohesion?
Slip Mounted Single Point Deformed Structural Skins
Salvaged Materials and Ecology in Architecture and the Visual Arts
Architecture’s Optimism from the Critical Through the Cruel to the Strange
Addressing Climate Change Through Water Landscapes In India
The Glass Library: A Retro-Prospective
Reconsidering Modernism: The (in)Excess(able) Architecture of Alterstudio’s Six Houses
The Role of the Banks in Shaping the Image of the Neo-Liberal City: Beirut as a Case Study
Degrees of Failure: Operation Breakthrough Housing Systems in Kalamazoo
Don’t Push Me: A Hip-Hop Urbanist Manifesto
A Bustle in the Hedgerow: Alfred Caldwell and Prairie Living in the Urban Context
Animal: An Agent-Based Model of Circulation logic for Dynamo
NETWORK Structures and Emerging URBAN FORMS
Enabled Users and Crowdsourced Culture
Collaboration: Propelling An Expanded Practice
Love’s Alterations: Complexity and Parsimony in Construction Documentation
Seeing Double: Stories from the Theater of Practice
Stabilizing Practice: A Culture of Business at Daniel, Mann, Johnson, and Mendenhall (1960-1984)
An Urban Mining Ecology: Butte, America
Emerging from the Machinic City
Lagscapes: The Fleeting Opportunism of the Transitional Urban Landscape
Moving Service Learning Beyond the Studio to History-Theory Courses
At the Vital Center: The Small Town Studio at Ferris State University
Generating Discipline-Based Community Impact through Academic and Student Affairs Collaboration
From Settlement House to 20K House: Service and Labor in American Design/Build Education
Redefining Humanitarian Architecture with Complexity in Mind: Moving Toward a New Practice
Design-Build: Service Beyond Community
When I Hear the Word Service I Look for a Crisis
Integrating an Ethos of Service into the Beginning Design Studio
128th Street Harlem: An Open Approach to Social inclusion
The Designed “Public Spaces”in Solidere’s Beirut City Center
The Improvised Versus the Planned:In Search of Public Space in Parisian Suburbs
The Politicization of a Private Infrastructure:Hong Kong’s Pedestrian Bridge Network
A Brief Pre-History of Houses Who Tweet
Stranger than Fiction: Artificial Intelligence,Media, and the Domestic Realm
Robots, Cyborgs, and Architecture
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