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Proceeding Chapters
Park + Ride: A Story of Confusion, Fear, Truimph, and Ultimately…Guilt
Exhibiting Construction: Expo Design Center and the Discourse of Cultural Display
Learning From Postcards: Architecture, Labor , and Montage
A Moveable Feast: Times Square and the Emergence of a New Paradigm
Looking Through the Rear Window Collage, montage, cyberspace, and real-place
Measuring the Difference: Tectonic Effects of Media on Architectural Design
Diversity and Neo-Traditional Planning
The Counterfeit Ideal of Community
"Ghetto" A Word and its U.S./age through the Twentieth Century
Universal Design Education: Reflection and Critique
A Tale of Two Apartheid Museums: Spatial Politics, Culture and Memory in Post Apartheid South Africa
Toward a Phenomenological Inquiry of Place and Identity in the Hoosier Heartland
Theatricality in the City: Colfax Avenue
Palace and the Formation of Cultural Identity: The Muenster City Library
Restructuring The Identity of New York City One Culture at a Time: The Moroccans
Marginalization of the "Other"
The Wrapped City and the Wrapped Bodies
A River Runs Through It No More: Evaluating the Human-Nature Relationship of the Urban Stream
Lightness of Building: Furnishing a Regenerative Architecture
The Status of the Non-Place Object
Pure Time and Reconstructed Architecture
Machine à Habiter or Euvre Plastique? The Color Concept of the Villa Savoye
Preserving Liberty: 3-D Laser Scanning the Statue of Liberty Monument
Quilting with glass, Cedar and Fir: A workshop and studio in Rossland, BC
A Small Intervention Phase 1 of the Crossroads Project
Housing Diaspora: Scattered Infill for Little Haiti, Miami City, Florida
Re-Collecting Rome: A Diachronic Guide to the City
Modern Planning as Civilizing Agent: Ernst May's Kampala Extension Scheme
Implementing Information in Design Studio: A Case Study
Applied Research in the Design Studio
Redefining Architectural Education at an HBCU
White is a Race Too: A Conceptual Framework for Assessing Minority Inclusion in Architecture
Building Analysis Reconsidered
Body Doubles: Appearances/Disappearances of the Body in Recent Work
Ann Hamilton's Oral Fix and the Naked Eye
El-Lissitzky, Irrational Space, and the Proun Studies
Robert Smithson and the Nonsites: Constructing the Site as a Dialectics
Marinetti's Motorcar: The City and the Machine Aesthetic
A Site Constructed : The Bonneville Salt Flats nad the Land Speed Record, 1935-1970
Landscape, Technology and Practice
Nature and the Machine: Alvar Aalto's Villa Maires and an Architecture of Place
The Algorithms of a Material Practice
Seeing Through FramesAlbini Domestic Modernity in Rationalist Italy
Pumping Up: Digital Steroids and the Design Studio
Lines of Encounter Architectural Urbanism in the In-Between Speculative Prototype for Travel Plazas
De-urbanizing Urban Landscapes: Proposals for Change
Organization of Growth :Patterns of Control in SOM's Suburban Office Parks 1948-1970
Intervention in the Urban Infrastructure : Recovering Public Landscape in the City of Bath, Maine
The Global Reach of American Architectural Education: A Case for the "Urban Spatial Turn"
The Inscription of "Public" and "Civic" Realms in the Contemporary City
Ironbound Research Project-Phase One
Ordinary Unfamiliarity: Foundation Pedagogy through the Critique of the Everyday
Why Do You Always Make Us Think? Maintaining a Journal in the Beginning Design Studio
The Design Process : Charcoal Drawings, The Qualitative Representation
ACSA Affordable Housing Task Force
The Promise of Interdisciplinary Design: Roundtable to Prepare for Interdisciplinary Workshops
ACSA Collaborative Practice Awards
Little Big Horn College Crow Agency
The AIA Education Honor Awards
"Dialogic reciprocity" : Binding for making to practice in first year design
Awakening consciousness : observing great practice
Education to "Take Back" the "Art of Building"
The Role of Design in Public Health and Health Care: A New Paridigm to Increase Physical Activity
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