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Proceeding Chapters
Co-Housing for University Students with Children
Assessing Beginning Design Education: A Heuristic Approach to Foundation Studio
Reinvesting in the Power of Interpretation and Representation
Traces of a Hidden Culture: Memorializing an African American Farming Community
Normal Disciplinarity: Action at a Distance
On the Surface : The Studio Turned Inside-Out
Clio in the Caribbean: History as Embraced and Challenged within a New Architecture Curriculum
Flip/Flop Store/Studio Conversion
Fields, Objects, and Edges: A New Building for the University of Venice School of Architecture
Bispejerg Crematorium + Chapel, Copenhagen
A Velaspace Prototype: Expanding the Veil-Compressing the Labyrinth
MIT/Xerox PARC:Design Studio of the Future
Kyoto Morphospace: Vision of Kyoto for the 21st Century
Free Your Mind: Constructing the Process of Reconciling Ireconcilable Differences
A Raptor Enclosure for the Zuni Pueblo
Variations on a Theme: A Jazz Institute at Corlear's Hook
Architectural Pedagogy in the Age of Simulation
FORM/work…Explorations in Making
Architecture, Craft, and Building: Some Lessons for Education
(Possible) Pedagogies of the Architectural Imagination
Genre Bending: Scarpa, Dialogism, and the Cangrande della Scala
The Arx and Aracoeli: Preserving the Archaic -Presenting the Feminine?
Topographic Specificity and the Design of the Baroque Fountains in Rome
Flotsam, Jetsam, and Foreign Cargo: American Architecture and Urbanism in Puerto Rico after 1898
Point and Line into Landscape: Herbert Bayer and the Dilemma of Architectural; Historiography
Bauhaus Dream-House: Imagining AN (Engendered and (Undisciplined Social Body
Simple Luxuries & Seamless Living: The Legacy of the Either Homes
Ivan Vladislavovich Zholtovskii and His Influence on the Soviet Avant-Garde
The Play of Light: Notes on the Modeling of Architectural Illumination
Integrating Digital Media in Design Studio: Six Paradigms
Toward Noosphere11/12/2008 Envisioning Well-less Studios and Rhizomatic: Pedagogy
The Adjunct Course: Toward an Integration of Theory into the Design Studio
Aquae Urbis Romae: The Waters of the City of Rome
Getting Out of the Sheep Pen: New Directions in Architecture Education
Empowerment and Learning in a First Semester Design Studio
Dissipated Scandals: Architecture and the Edge
Ethical Premises in Student Proposals: Well -Being , Virture and Change
Exploring Ethical Grounding for Architecture: Four Lenses
Synetics and the Assumptions of Creativity as It Applies to Architectural Education
Sustainable Environments, Kants, and Architectural Education: Reflection on an Intersection
Tatlin's Method of Sculpture Abstraction as a Model Teaching Architectural Design
The Spatial Use of Color IN Early Modernism
Excavated from the Double-Edge: Technological Thought and Endangered Space
Serial Visions: Storyboards in the Design Studio
The Kingsport Urban Architecture Studio: Educating Students and Citizens as a Dual Mission
Crosstown 116: Bringing Habitat II Home from Istanbul to Harlem
Leaky Walls: History and Imagination in the Transformation of the Missouri Floodplain
On Pain and Memory: Holocaust Memorials
Piranesi Interrupted-Domesticity Reasserted
Diffused Second Sacred Spaces: A Mythical Mapping of West Belfast , North Ireland
Re/Considering Housing: In the Simcoe Street Corridor Project
(Un) Documented Urban Calligraphy: (In) Visibility of the Callejón in the Hispanic Caribbean
Rudy Bruner Awards for Urban Excellence
Common Ground : Internship, Practice, and Education
Ethics, Architecture, and the Making of Place
Educators Working in the Middle: New Rules for Design in the Community
Celebrating Multiple Diversities in Education and Practice
Design/Build in the Curriculum
Research and the Future of Architecture Education
The Future in Architecture Education
Architectural Sketch: S Media(tion) of Dialoque
The "Right" Angles: Constructing Upright Posture and the Orthographic View
Manuevering Out of the Architecture's Meaning Crisie
Architectural Sketches and Renaissance Cartoons: A Comparison of Reference
Towards a Rhetoric of Architecture
The Enunciating of Space In Autobiography: Two South Asian Accounts
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