Browsing by Subject "Texas--Dallas"

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    • Architecture for Art 
      Irving, Michael
      Much of Donald Judd's life was spent making pieces of art for existing works of architecture. Towards the end of his life, Judd started to explore the idea of space designed for art, rather than, art designed for the space. ...
    • Food for Thought: Architecture as an Ecosystem 
      Gage, Kyle
      Food for Thought is a proposal for rehabilitation of the Women’s Museum in Dallas, Texas. Situated on the Fair Park grounds in South Dallas, this project seeks to propose an architectural intervention alleviating the ...
    • Housing X: Rethinking housing in Dallas 
      Tandan, Suvechha
      Housing X represents a visionary effort to revolutionize the housing design model in the United States. The proposed project is located on the S Malcolm X Boulevard block in the urban core of Dallas. Despite its central ...
    • Minding the Gap: Connection Through Education 
      Fears, Zachary H.
      Educational facilities play a large roll in our society today, altering what was once a privilege, to now be a right and obligation to those who seek advancement. The technical two-year colleges, coined “community colleges” ...
    • Parkland Breast Center 
      Li, Yizhao
      One in every eight people have experienced breast cancer. This project focuses on a real site in Dallas, Texas, that serves to reduce stress for patients during treatment in breast cancer facilities.
    • Parkland Breast Center: Comprehensive Therapy Tools Inge rated Into One Single Facility, Give the Patient Best Support to Help Their Life Back 
      Liu, Xuan
      In an effort to bring additional capacity to Parkland Women's Services, and to consolidate the service scope of contemporary breast cancer care. An architecture expansion program is introduced in the book. The associated ...
    • Pink Ribbon: the Parkland Breast Center Design 
      Wang, Xinlu
      Breast cancer is currently the second most common fatal disease for women in the US. Breast cancer patients may experience much stress every time they go to the breast cancer center. Patients' family members and friends ...
    • Reflection of Peace 
      Field, Hayley
      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 ...
    • Sharing Nature: 30-Bed Stroke Rehab Center: Decision to Create a Homelike Environment for Stroke Survivors 
      Jin, Hanyu
      Sharing Nature is a 30-bed stroke rehabilitation center that provides outpatient physical therapy and inpatient care services and is specially designed for the follow-up rehabilitation of stroke survivors.
    • Transitional Living Community: a Study of Transformation 
      Markham, Katelyn
      The model of removing and replacing slum areas with new infrastructure has widely proven to only relocate its current residents to an equal or lower standard of living by the product of property value increase. The goal ...
    • United: Dallas Refugee Integration Center 
      Sheffield, William
      The refugee crisis is perhaps the most pressing humanitarian concern of our time. In 2016, there were over 21 million refugees worldwide ranging from Syria to Somalia to Burma to the Democratic Republic of the Congo. While ...
    • Urban Gateway: a Houston High-Speed Railway Station 
      Smith, Andrew B.
      An urban catalyst is a redevelopment strategy that centers around a unique project that serves as a driving force and guides the direction of urban development. As a result, many cities have explored the use of urban ...
    • Wanderland: A Long-Term Memory Care Design 
      Sadeghi, Parisa
      The purpose of this work is to analyze the existing data on aging, environmental psychology, and dementia-related disease and apply to the architectural design of indoor and outdoor spaces for people with Alzheimer's ...