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    • The Body and the Building: Architecture, Urbanism, and Hygiene in Early Nineteenth-Century Paris 

      Park, Sun-Young (2014-06-06)
      This dissertation examines the transformation of the French built environment alongside medical discourses of the body in the early 19th century, arguing that emerging theories on health and hygiene comprised a politically ...
    • Dissolving Urbanism: Trans-scalar Spatial Framework for Water Integration 

      T R, Radhakrishnan (2023-05-17)
      This thesis research investigates a spatial framework to effectively address urban water management in Chennai, a city facing extreme hydrological events and climate change-induced challenges. Given the inadequacies of ...
    • Land Form Architecture: Bridging the Narrative of Korean Urbanism 

      Yoon, Jae (2023-06-27)
      Korea, as compact as one could imagine, is dominated by housing complexes that resemble factories of living cells. These literal house-building machines constructed through re-useable concrete formwork are endlessly repeated ...
    • Metabolic Urbanism: Epistemologies, Lineages, and Prospects 

      Ibanez, Daniel (2021-06-09)
      Every building, infrastructure, or city is the spatial manifestation of metabolizing multiple materials, energy, labor relations, and capital investments from local and distant sources. Yet, an overemphasis on specific ...
    • The Unspoken Narratives of the Empty Quarter 

      Mhmood, Fatma (2021-05-18)
      The desert, commonly understood as a barren and infertile landscape, is not empty. This thesis reads the desert landscape as an archive full of social, economic, and political narratives using the Empty Quarter as a case ...
    • Urbanism and Autonomy 

      Lopez Melendez, Miguel (2021-06-09)
      This dissertation introduces urbanism to the discourse on autonomy within design. Autonomy is a critical method in design, engaging the social, economic, political, racial, gender, or environmental tensions derived from ...