Browsing University of Detroit Mercy Dissertation, Thesis, and Student Project Collections by Subject "Architecture"

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  • Architectural Hauntology 
    Tripp, Joshua (2023-04-28)
    This thesis is about ghosts as they manifest within and influence our experience of the built environment. In this study, ghosts are defined as things of the past which are no more, yet they affect our experiences ...
  • Architecture without Sight 
    Melcher, Emily (2019-06-03)
    Nearly one in five people in the United States have a disability, where about 25.5 million people have difficulty seeing - making that one in ten people in the. Of those 25.5 million people, approximately 8.0 million are ...
  • Articulating Ambiguity 
    Kalowick, Nathaniel (2020-09-10)
    By nature, a threshold needs to be acknowledged. It is the embodiment of a distinction. The understanding that, for whatever reason, spaces need to be separated. A threshold could serve the purpose of keeping conflicting ...
  • Concurrent Design: Architectural Iconography Connecting Time and Place 
    Mattina III, Vincent Joseph (2012-05-22)
    It is no surprise that over the last century the earth we have lived on is ever changing. The natural resource supply is being depleted at a rate that cannot be reversed. Many governmental policies are encouraging the ...
  • Creating a More livable City: Transportation and Architecture 
    Stall, Jefferson (2019-05-21)
    This thesis is hypothesizing a healthier way to transition in and out of a city using existing and new infrastructure, in combination with public transit. This is done by creating a network of transportation hubs that help ...
  • Evolving Main Street 
    Klee, Jacob (2018-08-23)
    Strolling a small town Main Street, the mind starts to drift—recalling a better time, where happy people read the newspaper and tip their top hats at the general store. Indeed, such towns often cling to this nostalgic past, ...
  • Magnetic Levitation in Architecture 
    Rose, Christian (2022-05-12)
    Throughout history architects as well as engineers have sought to find solutions to the humanities problems through the built environment. All professions have or will influence architecture in some way either directly or ...
  • Microcommunity: Opportunity is the Heart of Small Urban Spaces 
    Kaiser, Logan (2020-09-09)
    The microcommunity, which is a pocket within a defined area, often contained in a surrounding neighborhood or community, which creates a location that begins to relate to communities immediately surrounding community or ...
  • Multum In Parvo 
    MacLachlan, Miriam (Blurb, 2017-04-24)
    This thesis is an attempt to explore and address the various systems of power and control and the mediums which are used within society to control and manipulate the perceptions of the populace. The goal of this thesis is ...
  • Reimagining Borderscapes 
    Rogers, Patrick (2021-05-19)
    This thesis argues that the Mexican-American Border is defined by two essential structures: the physical barriers along the border and the influx of people trying to cross the border, and that re-imagining the liminal ...

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