Browsing School of Architecture by Author "Newman, Galen"

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    • Astraterno: Bridging Past, Present, & Future: An Architectural Investigation in its Role in Time 
      Brown, Hillary
      Architecture has tangible qualities that embody a work's physical makeup and intangible qualities that contribute to the feeling and expression of time. Every building has moments of time embedded in their fabric that ...
    • C.I.T.I.E.S.: Community Integration by the Transformation and Invigoration of Existing Spaces 
      Garner, Austin D.
      Even with ever evolving technology, movement within the United States continues to be an issue. Traffic and travel times increase as suburbs move further and further from the city while housing prices in the city rise ...
    • The Everyday Hybrid: "Uniting Commerce, Community, and Residence for a Thriving Urban Tomorrow" 
      Ravi, Manvithaa
      This book explores the crucial role played by architects in responding to the requirements of the built environment and meeting the needs of developers. It presents a methodology for achieving a balance between the needs ...
    • Hughes Springs Early College 
      Rodriguez, Juan
      Designing a school for the well-being of everyone, from faculty to students, can be a struggle. However, at a site like Hughes Springs, you can do so by taking advantage of all that the town has to offer. The town is known ...
    • INTERSECTION: Harrison County Airport 
      Thayer, Tyler
      The Harrison County Memorial Airport Terminal Building is a historic airport terminal located in Marshall, Texas roughly 20 miles west of the Texas/Louisiana State Border. The airport itself is 2.5 miles from the city ...
    • Music - A Node of Urban Identity 
      Gilliam, Meaghan R.
      The idea of music as a node in architecture, as it is evident in society, will be explored through the form, function, and play between formal and informal spaces of the building and surrounding context. The intention is ...
    • Neighborhood Detox: Enhancing Resilience in a Hazard Vulnerable Area 
      Newman, Galen; Wang, Yangdi; Li, Qiushuo; Berke, Phil; Masterson, Jamie; Cooper, John T.; Lee, Ryun Jung (2016-11-28)
      Enhancing resilience in physically vulnerable areas and amongst socially vulnerable populations is most effective with participation from the local community. Engaging population groups who are often left out of the ...
    • 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 ...
    • Urban Portal: High Line, New York 
      Zhang, Megan
      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 ...
    • The Vertical City 
      McMahan, Joshua
      The Vertical City was a project meant to reexamine the role of skyscrapers within the urban environment. Rather than seeing skyscrapers as just another low to mid-rise building placed within the context of the city, the ...
    • Vertical Communities: An Exploration in Urban Architecture 
      Burke, Logan C.
      As the population continues to increase and cities expand in size, sustainable building solutions are needed now more than ever to help combat this unprecedented growth before it spirals out of control. This can cause ...