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ProPEL Proceedings Archive
Proceeding Chapters
Architecture Pedagogy in the Age of Globalization
Architectural Education for Global Markets: An Argument for Reflection and Empathy
Neighborhood Configuration and the Efeect on Single-Family Home Hurricane Wind Dynamics
Life in Limbo: Design -as-social -Discourse
Planning a Disaster Resistant University Study
Architecture and the Cinematic Window: Hitchcock's Rear Window and the Fantasy Frame
Changing Icons: The Symbols of New York City in Film
The Architecture of the Anti-Novel: William H. Gass's The Tunnel
Buildings, Time and Memory: WG. Sebald's Austerlitz and the Revealing of a Lost Past
Defying Gravity: Space Architecture in Film Environments: An Opportunity Lost
Film and Photo: The Road and the City in Pop Culture
Tracing an Architectural Lineage Backwards + Forwards From Silent Running
Genealogy of a Brand: The Case of Olivetti
After Branding-A Lively Downtown?
Freeze/Thaw: A Menacing Line and Humble Resistance
Material Influence: Case Studies In Material as a Mechanism for Design
Teaching Building Envelope Design: A Project Based Learning Method
Flying Carpets: The Floating Roofs of Renzo Pilano Building Workshop
Skin and Bones: Structural System Choices for Long Spain Glass Facades
"Plus Energy" Surfaces by Naturally Producing Hydrogen Using Algae
Revealing Skin: Visualization-Informed Façade Design for the Tropics
Democracy and the Necessity for Spaces of Last Resort
Walking the City: The Physical and Social Dimensions of the City Made [Public]
Urban Inversion: Rewriting South Africa's Public Landscape
Streaming the City: The Lucas Creek Park, Albany City, New Zealand
Building Close to Nature: The Early Architecture of Dade County's Park System
Building an Arc: Architecture, Biodiversity and the City
Emerging Pedagogy: Capturing the Expressive Act
Making Connections: Environment + Social Action Through Decision
Placing Movement, Shaping Place
Community Stewardship and the Hidden Curriculum
The Reggio Emilia Approach and an Architectural Education: A Dialogue
City of Worth: Value Densification Community Pilot Project ( VDCpp)
City Generator: GIS Driven Gentic Evolution in Urban Simulation
Visualizing GIS: Urban Form and Data Structure
Surviving Success: Neighborhood Identity & Gentrification
Global Cultures in Local Economies: Case Study of an Ethnic Fast Food Restaurant
Form the Sacred Tree to the City of Gopurams: The Grass -Roots Urbanism of the Hindu Temple
Cultural Transformation of the Strip
Mobility, Reluctance, and the Flattening City
9 Miles , 4 Students, 1 Town: The Lincoln Way Corridor Project
City on the Move: Mobility, Structure, and Symbolism in Kenzo Tange's 1960 Plan for Tokyo
A New Deal for the American Motorist: The Pwa and the Overseas Highway to Key West
Security and the Entrepot: The Solidification of London's Imperial Networks
Place Production in the Era of Globalization: The Vectors of Intentionality Model
The Urban Spaces Between: Finding Puerto Rico in 20th Century Manhattan
Life in the Fast Lane: Service Areas and the Emergence of Infrastructure Urbanism
Modes of Visual Control: Stan Allen's Diagrammatic Cartography of Spatial Production
The Sioux City Bus Stops-Flat Fab
Meaningless Form/Formiest Meaning: Architecture, Language, and the Computational Turn
The Future of Form: The Location in Data-Driven Design
Lamenting Fingerprints-Thoughts on the Passing of the Hand and Mind
Translations From (Digital) Drawing to Buillding
Overlaps, Boundaries and Continuities: Transforming Sketch
There's No Place like Non-place
Architectural Agility: Re tooling Architecture for a Society on the Move
Tents: The State of the Art in Deployable Shelter
Sheltering Education: Open Systems Prototyping in the School Construction Systems Development (SCSD)
When a City Works: Learning From London
Design and the Sustainable City: Approaches to Deprived Inner City Context
Regenerative French Urbanism: Sustainable Planning Strategies in Lille , Lyon and Montpellier
Work/Life Community by Telework-Possiblities and Issues in the Case of Loma Linda
S-Path: A Sustainable Urbanism: Case Studies of Vauban
Emerging Forms of Sustainable Urbanism: Case Studies of Vauban Freiburg and solarCity Linz
Waste and City Form: Reconsidering the Medieval Strategy
The Social Construction of Sustainable Technics
New Lives for Industrial Buildings: Merging Preservation and Sustainability
Sustainable Being(s): Becoming Mortal in a Technological Age
The Mobile Farmer's Market Project: An Architectural Musing on Farm-to Table Distribution
Motion Machines: Design and Fabrication of Corporeal Tectonics
Process as the Link Between Design and Making
Design Probes: Three-Dimensional Tools for Ideological Programming
The End of the World as They Knew It: Architectural History and Modern Japan
Piranesi's Rejection of the Critical History of Architecture
Fix the Car, Save the City: An Alternative Approach to Architectural History
A Way Through History with Frank Lloyd Wright
CCTV and the Politics of Mediaspace
Another American City: Disagreement and Recognition in the Production of Urban Space
The Very Model of a Modern Imperial City: Gondar Ethiopia
The Ghost Houses: Dimensions of an Urban Infill Project
Claiming Les Halles: Architecture and the Right to the City
Imageability and Justice in Contemporary New Orleans
Diversity Through Engagement: Bridging the Gap Between the Community and the Campus
Towards Community Intelligence: Campus Planning and Design
The Phoenix Tactile Urban Interface System
A Mission To Serve: Designing Homes, Training Stewards
Expanded Sustainability: Supporting a Design Strategy pf Stewardship
Quilting and Architecture: Lessons in Learning, Serving, and Giving
Water Shapes: The Influence of Water on the Architectural Philosophy of Carlo Scarpa
Habitat Trails: A Low Impact Habitat for Humanity
Rain Rain Go Away-Or the Dynamics of Parametric Virtual Water
LA Markings: Architectural Densification and the City of Los Angeles
Ferrous Park: Fabricating Urbanism
Great Lakes Futures, Permanent Exhibit, Discovery World at Pier Wisconsin
The Learning Barge: Architecture Working for the Community and Environment
Historic Chicago Greystone Initiative: Preservation in the Service of Community Revitalization
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