Study Architecture 
ProPEL Proceedings Archive
Proceeding Chapters
Understanding Famous Structures Through Simple Graphical Analyses
The Origins of Reinforced Concrete and the Technological Nature of Design Thought
Terunobu Fujimori: Working with Japan's Small Production Facilities
Energy Implications of Straw Bale Construction
Foundations: Mythical and Symbolic Implications of Building/Earth Relationships
Architecture and Engineering: Some Notes on Collaborative Design Pedagogy
Notes on the Detail for Architecture
The Cleveland Museum of Art: Lighting for the Twenty-First Century
Intention and Materiality: The Hut, the Ornament, and Construction as a Bubble
Floodtown, U.S.A.: An Ecological Response to Temporary Flood Housing
Architecture Inspired by Light: A Research/Design Studio
A Survey of Sustainability and Passive Design Curriculum Development in Schools of Architecture
Architectural Reinforced-Concrete Building Technology: Teaching Through History, Theory and Practice
Primal Adaptation: Natural Selection in Construction
Masonry Madness: A Collaborative Full-Scale Construction Studio
Campus Constructions: Building Projects in the First Year Design Studio
SMART is as Smart Does: Architecture and Early Education: A Collaborative Design-Build Initiative
The Usefulness of Use: Four Prototypes
B'Nai Israel Playground Building: Elementary Abstraction
A Municipal Columbarium for the Island of Madonna del Monte
An Affordable, Sustainable House
Coincidence: An Architecture of Indiscretion
Glass House Midwest Agricultural Field
Wall Housing/Highway Type placed/ Gulfgate Housing, Houston Texas
Design Research and Demonstration in the Small Town: The Hahira, Georgia, Town Plan and Code
A New Penn Station1 Madison Square Garden
The Storage Projects: Research, Pedagogy & Practice
Art Storage and Donor Walls for the Museum of Fine Arts, Houston
A Community-Based Group Home in New Orleans
Eastern Washington: Conditions and Aberrations
Cognitive Structures: A First Year Design Studio Introduction to Urbanity
Representing Local Conditions: CITY/SITE/WORK
Urban Design Studio: Taipei Shan Sung District Study
Urban Design Studio: Visions for Central Tokyo
The "Museum of the Internment:" Architecture and Cultural Representation
Design Studies for Fire Island
Mini-Blind Solar Devices and Architectural Models
Phenomena and Practices of Dwelling: Suburban Alternatives
Collage Reading: Braque | Picasso
Architecture as Environmental Medicine
The Semperian Paradigm: Developing Issues of Tectonics in Foundation Design
From Messel to Mendelsohn: The Critical Dimension of German Department Stores
A Tale of Two Civic Centers: A New City Hall for New Orleans, A New Urbanism for "Dixie"
On Dwelling: The Colonial Experience
A Critical History of Architecture in a Post-Colonial World
The Language of Space: The Unwritten Politics of the Theory and Criticism of Architecture
Appreciation and Appropriation, Art and Architecture
Against Nature: The Self-Imprisonment of Contemporary Society
Mathematics of the Ideal Roadtrip
Flow and Interchange - Mobility as a Quality of Urbanity
detail, Detail, Ornament, and decoration: A Taxonomy
Architectural Frontiers: Drawing on the Capacity to Endure Cognitive Tension
Notes on a Provisional Architecture
Toward a Co-Labor-ative Dialogue of Interaction
The Thrill of Reinvention: Identity, Community, and Site
The Beaux-Arts Atelier in America
The Assessment of the Role of Practice in Architectural Education: A European Comparison
Japanese Building Production: Four Models of Design Development and Delivery
In the Manner of an Architect at Work: Questions of Economic Value
Cover Stories: The Utility of Architectural Heroes to the Corporate Elite
Globalization and Architectural Practices: A Double Project
Czech Squares: 10 Spatial Patterns
Ground and Frame: On Windows and Driveways in the Contemporary City
de-Camping Detroit: Industrial Desertion and Post-Colonial Abandonment
Boston's New Urban Ring: An Antidote to Urban Fragmentation
Race, Class and Space: Physical and Social Planning in the Three Regional Plans for New York
Lake Eola Park Toilet Facilities: A Paradox of Safety and Security Through Exposure
¿Es su casa mi casa? Another Space in East L.A.
The Invention of Nostalgia for Everyday Life: A Critical Analysis of Seaside, Florida
Digital Nomads: The Computerization of a Professional 5-Year Undergraduate Program
Aspects of Information Technology in Design Atelier
The Transition of Computers in Design Education
Linking + Learning: A Technology- Centered Model for Multi-Level Educational Partnership
Casablanca the Sublime: Real Spaces of a Virtual City
Architecture and Its Photographic Image
Structure/Media/Expression: Drawing Toward Design
Towards the Tectonic: A Critique of the Idea of Space in Architectural Education
Surface Versus Structure: Alvar Aalto and the Finnish Wooden Churches
Critical Urbanism: Heterotopia and the Neo-Traditional City
[De]signing the Referent: An Act in Three Stories
Reaction or Synthesis: The Modern Opposition of Place and Space in Architecture
Ruskin's Road: Architecture and the Object of Work
Collaboration, Clients, and Construction: Professional and Social Awareness in the Design Studio
The Architect's Role in Reshaping Public Housing Policy: The Case of Allen Parkway Village
The Role of Architecture in Promoting Healing Environments in the Design of Small Rural Hospitals
Issue-Oriented Design Studios: Nuestra Clinica para la Salud - 13 Possibilities
Text as a Site of Cultural Discourse
The Search for Unity in Diversity: Implications for Architectural Education
Camillo Sitte's Artistic Principles and the Enacting Public
Scenes of the Urbane Vernacular: Meaning and Figuration in a Minor Mode
Beyond Meaning: In Search of Meaningfulness in Architecture
The Plan is the Program: Thomas Jefferson's Plan for the Rectilinear Survey of 1784
Andrea Memmo's Project for the Prato della Valle
The Forest Hills Experiment: Philanthropy, Urbanism, Design, and Technology
Sonoran Desert Enclosure: Mediating Regionalism versus Internationalism
Latin American Issues in Architecture: The Making of a Discourse
Urban Revisions: Berlin After the Wall
Precisions on Le Corbusier's Plan for Buenos Aires
City as Theme Park: The Mickeynization of the Urban Landscape
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