• Seeking Asylum: Race, Memory, and the American Landscape 

  Tai, Daniela (2019)

  The stories and places we choose to preserve tell us who we are as a people. What does it say about ourselves when the stories that are associated with a particular place are ones that we wish to keep in the dark? As we ...

• Reclaiming Identity: Utilizing Historic Fabric to Revitalize Downtown Rochester 

  Haley, Kelly Marie (2019)

  America’s first boomtown, Rochester, New York, rapidly decentralized after World War II. Like other mid-sized industrial cities, Rochester struggled to retain residents and businesses as suburbia flourished. Recently, the ...

• Inform: Engaging Climate Action Through Didactic Architecture 

  Goel, Juhi (2019)

  Our climate is changing, and so must architecture. Climate change is a fundamental design problem of our time, and it requires us to critically examine and deviate from some of our established practices with regard to the ...

• Layering Connections: Reclaiming Abandoned Post Industrial Infrastructure 

  GESSNER, MICHAEL (2019)

  Industrial Infrastructure fueled the birth and growth of countless small towns and cities throughout the United States. In many instances, the railroad served as the main source of employment. Local economies were often ...

• Green Beer: Preserving Dayton's Industrial Legacy Through Sustainable Brewing Practices 

  Schrantz, Emma Theresa (2019)

  Small-scale “craft” brewing is experiencing a renaissance in American culture and has caused a cultural shift in urban communities. The movement has rapidly impacted urban development in American Rust Belt cities, and in ...

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