Browsing by Subject "Historic districts"
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Industrialization in America left behind a sea of abandoned warehouses and factories all over the country. Today, these buildings are often neglected and typically lack a design connection from their interior spaces to ...
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This project in downtown Bryan is a response to the change of consumer preferences through neighborhood and community features that has been changed due to the housing-market slowdown. Instead of large-scale residential ...
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Cadence Cadence is a unique proposal that responds to the tragic bombing on Christmas day of 2020 in the Second Avenue Historic District of downtown Nashville, Tennessee. The location of the bombing was particularly devastating, ...
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Taylor, Texas, an accredited city of the Texas Main Street Program and my hometown, has a defined downtown core that has seen small attempts at preservation of the historic fabric. While all attempts are a step in the right ...
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Cultivating Synapse originates from the question of how culture affects the human brain and the neurological processes through which we have experiences which then form connections. In the central nervous system, SYNAPSE ...
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The question being asked is how can vulnerable, underserved communities feel safe economically, physically, mentally, and culturally through architecture. This question provokes the thought of rethinking the term "architect"� ...
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In this book, I will talk about my final project. It is a project exploring Chinatowns in the US. There is at least one Chinatown in nearly every major city in America. These Chinatowns used to be ethic enclaves for Chinese ...
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Our urban experience is mainly divided by site boundaries and functions, where the in-between spaces are lost. By studying the hierarchy and relationships between the urban fabric parts, we can introduce a vibrant neighborhood ...
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The project celebrates and explores the post-industrial site of La Escocesa, one of many factory complexes that make up portions of the urban fabric of Barcelona. During the 19th century industrial revolution, the city of ...
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Modular Regeneration is a communal hub that integrates the physical, social, and cultural environment rebuilding the identify and sense of place in Northwest Goldberg. Located in the Northwest Detroit area, considered ...
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Today, our 2101 world map looks very different from that of 2020. The sea levels have risen more or less by twelve-foot across the globe. Most of the famous beaches of the world have disappeared into the oceans. The coastal ...
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The West End Historic District is located on the far west side of Dallas' Central Business District. Composed of turn-of-the-century industrial warehouse buildings, the West End is the only remaining part of downtown Dallas ...
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Regenhub The separation we have crafted over the years between the natural and built environment has come with many costs to our environmental and public health. Today, the average human spends about 87% of their time indoors. This ...
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Placeness has always been a debated subject in architecture, especially to which extent site influences - or not - the final result of architecture. Despite the concept being long-discussed, from the Genius Loci of the ...
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Collage: a) an artistic composition made of various materials (such as paper, cloth, or wood) glued on a surface; b): a creative work that resembles such a composition in incorporating various materials or elements. As a ...
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Urban Revitalization is a program of land development in areas of moderate to high density urban land use. The process has had a major impact on many urban areas to their economy, property value, reduces crime, and helping ...