Browsing by Type "Architectural drawings"

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    • 1255 LIVING 
      Metzler, Jake R.
      A mixed-use development is a combination of multiple programmatic functions that can promote walkability, create vibrant living and working environments, offer affordable housing, increase economic mechanism growth, and ...
    • A&M Consolidated Middle School 
      Harding, Tucker
      In today’s social and cultural climate, students spend less time outside in the natural environment. This can be partially attributed a heavier reliance on cars and busses for transportation, greater distances between ...
    • The AdaptHaus Project 
      Claussen, Ty D.
      A prefabricated assembly that can adapt to the family's changing needs
    • Aliviar 
      Aponte, Andrea V.
      Aliviar is a Relief Community and Shelter Facility for immigrants coming into America for the first time. The proposed project contains housing, education, legal resources, and community spaces. This project focuses on the ...
    • Alliance: High Rise Senior Living 
      Wang, David
      Alliance is a high-rise senior living situated in Dallas, Texas. This project contains Assisted Living (AL), Memory Care (MC), and Skilled Nursing (SN). One of the purposes of this project is to provide a meaningful and ...
    • American College Town Mosque: a Study of Mosque Architecture in a Small College Town in the United States 
      Fairuz, Elham
      The mosque is the Muslim community's religious space. Why is this book interested in mosques, and specifically, why is the interest in the practices of the community? To answer these questions, we will need a little ...
    • Architecture as a Link 
      Van Pelt, Madison
      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 ...
    • 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. ...
    • An Architecture of Restoration 
      Rampuria, Neha
      Echo Cancer Center is a project that will give architects an opportunity to design for the greater good and retrieve their relevance in an increasingly commercialized profession. This project provides enhanced care and a ...
    • The Architecture of the Threshold: Austin Department of Motor Vehicles 
      Saqib, Shellie
      Temples, shrines, religious monuments and some of the earliest buildings in time were built upon the foundation of influencing human emotion. Places which awe and inspire those that encounter these magnificent spaces was ...
    • Art & The City: New life for Art and practice in Abija, Nigeria 
      Bassey-Etuk, Aniekan
      An Exploitation of Architecture as art in the representation and appropriation of traditional Nigerian Architecture. The Nigerian Architectural scene is currently a collage of frameworks leftover by colonialism, and foreign ...
    • 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 ...
    • Behind Closed Doors: a Look at Trauma-Informed Design 
      Novak, Sophia Shirazawa
      For domestic violence survivors in the United States, finding help to escape their dangerous circumstances is increasingly difficult. Rural and urban areas alike are incredibly underserved, and victims are turned away ...
    • Bi-National Connection 
      Padilla, Karla P.
      El Paso, Texas and Ciudad Juarez, Chihuahua are border cities that share many living condition qualities. Both cities are divided by a highly protected border that consists of physical and natural barriers such as the Rio ...
    • The Bond: S.E. Palliative Center 
      Nie, Tianchan
      Population aging is one of the most important social trends in the 21st century. In 1999, the world's population reached 6 billion, about 590 million are over 65 years of age. By 2020 to 2030, almost 14% of the population ...
    • Borderline 
      Batarse, Andrea
      Borderline analyzes the political nature of architecture as a line. Lines define space, creating boundaries. This project studies the international border separating the U.S. and Mexico and current detention practices. ...
    • 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 ...
    • 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 ...
    • Ca L'Alier STEAM High: A Transition From the Past Into the Future 
      Madera. Deborah
      Ca L'Alier STEAM High is an adaptive reuse of a 19th century textile factory in the 22@ district of Barcelona. The neighborhood used to be the industrial neighborhood of Sant Marti but is now a part of Poblenou. The ...
    • Cadence 
      White, Lauren
      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, ...