Browsing School of Architecture by Author "Aitani, Koichiro"

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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 ...
    • AniManabi 
      Quintanilla, Eleazar
      AniManabi combines two of my greatest passions, architecture and anime. The building functions as an anime studio and learning center. Within the anime industry lay economic and societal challenges. More shows are being ...
    • 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 ...
    • CLUS-TX 
      Rodriguez, Luis Roberto
      The next evolution of sustainability, affordability and community in one building site. In which people can live in an area where they can grow their own food, and have outdoor activities. This project is able to explore ...
    • The Coast Condos: a Senior Active Community: Health + Space + Activity 
      Alviso Rodriguez, Ernesto
      This Active Senior Living Community Project intends to achieve a design that helps older adults continue building their lives by providing spaces that makes senior residents feel excited and eager to navigate new chapter ...
    • Community Revitalization 
      Antunez, Anthony
      Architecture is more than just coming up with a building design. It becomes a reflection of its surroundings and its community needs. By embracing the public in architecture, we can serve the community by not just having ...
    • Equanimity 
      Wheeler, Briannah N.
      The mental health crisis in America has become an epidemic of its own nature. Each year, more and more adolescents are making an attempt on their own life. The few facilities children are required to spend weeks in after ...
    • Equine Rehabilitation Center 
      White, Heather
      Traditional architecture focuses on human comfort and convenience. Equine architecture targets the health, safety, and wellbeing of the horse and their handlers. The Equine Rehabilitation Center has been designed to bring ...
    • 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 ...
    • Exploratory School: A Progressive Approach to Learning 
      Van Essen, Brooks
      Throughout the design of Exploratory School the idea that learning can occur through independence has always been a factor. The initial parti was developed through a series of questions. How can design change school from ...
    • The Flow: Natatorium of Buffalo Bayou 
      Xia, Jingan
      Urban catalysts is a redevelopment strategy comprised of a series of projects that drive and guide urban development. Similar to the chemical "catalytic agent", urban catalysts can arouse and stimulate urban construction. ...
    • Gateway Tower: Contextualism of the Supertall Skyscraper 
      Vu, Brian
      Supertall and Megatall structures, buildings defined as being 300 meters (984 feet) or taller and 600 meters (1968 feet) or taller, respectively, by the Council on Tall Buildings and Urban Habitat, are one of the most ...
    • 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 ...
    • Library Learning Center 
      Guerrero, Nancy
      This final study topic project is a renovation of an existing library located in the Northern Side of Houston, Texas in the Aldine District. The overall goal of this design is to provide care for this community by renovating ...
    • LIFELINE 
      Quagliariello, James
      Behind this project comes a tremendous amount of love and caring for my sisters and my family, many of the things I saw and experienced when I was younger led me to undertaking this final study. So that others don’t have ...
    • The Living Narrative 
      Martinez, Britteny
      Architecture is the canvas for the stories of our lives. It adapts and fulfills the needs of those around us, dispersed throughout cities that are constantly growing. Yet, as the world evolves and technology advances, ...
    • MARU: Space Connecting People 
      Kim, Nari
      An orphanage is an institution where children who are not protected by their families are housed in groups. Many orphanages remain in South Korea although there are problems of collective children living. The project intends ...
    • 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 ...
    • Osmosis 
      Morris, Lauren A.
      Osmosis is a scientific research facility and aquarium located north of Houston, on Lake Conroe, Texas. The main purpose of this project is to be a place of education and observation for both researchers and the general ...
    • Pit of the Moon: a Modular Departure to Lunar Colonization 
      Springer, Wyatt C.
      With the rising interest in space exploration comes the increasing possibilities of a lunar colony. The primary hurdle to overcome is getting resources out to space. Limitations on cargo size and weight lead to designs ...