Lines in The Sand: Rethinking Private Property On Barrier Islands
by Maggie Tsang (MDes ’19) and Isaac Stein (MLA/MDes ’20) — Recipient of the Design…
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Community Equity Fund
Laura Lopez (MUP ’19), Daniel Padilla (MUP ’19), Eduardo Pelaez (MDes ’19) Due to its…
Zea Mays / Corn as Civilization, Commodity, Consumerism and Control
Alberto de Salvatierra (MDes ’17) Maize (zea mays)—commonly known as corn—often evokes nostalgic visions of…
Unfolding the Western District Public Cargo Working Area in Hong Kong
Benni Yu-ling Pong (MDes ’17) The Western District Public Cargo Working Area (WDPCWA) in Hong…
The Future is Nutty: Balanoculture for the World
by Jane Zhang (MDes ’17) It takes an Oak tree on average 30 years to…
Inhabiting Java’s Volcanic
Jakarta epitomizes and defies the definition of a megacity. The capital of Southeast Asia’s largest economy and the world’s second most populated metropolitan area appears as an agglomeration of villages, stretched across the 21st century mutation of a colonial entrepot. Interconnected with he interior of…
Jakarta’s Orogeny: Inhabiting Java’s Volcanic
by Pedro Aparicio Llorente (MDes ULE ’16), recipient of the Gerald M. McCue Medal, and Namik…
Void Urbanism. A Genealogy
by Roi Salgueiro Barrio (MDes ’14) The thesis posits that the notion of void and its…
The Lower Athabasca Regional Counterplan
by Christopher Alton (MDes ’14) This thesis is constructed as a critical analysis of the…
Logistical Urbanization
by Conor O’Shea (MDes ’14) Logistical urbanization historically contextualizes and theorizes processes of urbanization catalyzed…
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