• Grid and the Gridiron: Re-imagining Mega-Structures in the Neighborhood 

  Cunningham, Peter (2017)

  In dense urban environments, space is valuable. Unused space is not a luxury taxpayers or developers can afford. Mega-structures like football stadiums are important civic and sacred spaces and are valued in American culture ...

• Workshop of the World: Uniting Community and Creating Opportunity through Adaptive Reuse 

  Vogtman, John (2017)

  An abundance of abandoned structures exist in post-industrial cities throughout the United States. Many of these structures have significant historical and cultural ties which contribute to the identity of the city. This ...

• Wilderness by Design 

  Knudsen, Aren (2017)

  This thesis seeks to examine the relationship between landscape and dwelling through the exploration of the oppositions of wilderness and civilization. It questions how architecture can be a mediator for a life alternating ...

• CRAFTING CONVERSATIONS: ARCHITECTURE AS A MEANS AND A VENUE FOR EXPLORING CONTEMPORARY,POSTCOLONIAL, JAMAICAN IDENTITIES 

  McKenley, Joseph Stephen (2017)

  This thesis will explore the relationships between postcolonialism, the formulation of identities, architecture, fine art and folk art, making and craft-making. It will delve into postcolonial discourse to understand what ...

• Cultivating Connection: Strategies for Continuity in Baltimore CIty 

  Southard, Renata (2017)

  This thesis examines options for a site in Baltimore City that could benefit from better physical and social connectedness. Baltimore is uniquely positioned to re-evaluate its urban design strategies and apply new concepts ...

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