Browsing by Subject "mixed-use developments"

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    • Brake Plaza: A Mixed-Use Complex in Downtown Bryan 
      Sadri, Saiedeh
      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 ...
    • 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 ...
    • Filling the Void: Mixed-Use Social Housing Development 
      Miller, Kali J.
      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"� ...
    • Finding Lost Spaces 
      Wang, Xiao
      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 ...
    • 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 ...
    • Pura Verde 
      Rodriguez-Burgess, David Bradley
      Pura Verde is a regenerated transportation hub + market that creates a community of locals and tourists in one central location. This mix-use development encompasses Costa Rica's vibrant culture of people and food while ...
    • 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 ...