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    Concrete Nurse Logs: Spawning Biodiversity from Ballard’s Century-Old Locks 

    Pritchett, Hillary Belle
    This thesis embraces the task of biodiversity conservation within the realm of architecture. In the midst of an anthropogenic mass extinction on Earth—the most menacing of the current environmental crises—it advocates for the prioritization of biodiversity conservation in any design project. A bold articulation of the attitude ...
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    Building Language: A Traditional Andean Language Center In Ollantaytambo, Cuzco, Peru 

    McDade, Erin Katherine (2014-02-24)
    This thesis conceives of language as the foundation of culture, and explores the creation of a Native Andean Language Center in Cuzco, Peru, as a means of combatting homogenization, pastiche, and social denigration in Peru's Sacred Valley. The establishment of a dedicated space of linguistic exploration has the opportunity ...
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    Future Kent: Community Design through Storytelling in the Suburbs 

    McGarrah, Roy Stark (2014-02-24)
    American suburbs are ubiquitous and complex places. They are dynamic and evolving, and popular conceptions of them don't necessarily match reality. Much of this evolution is due to dramatic demographic shifts that have amplified during the past decade. Suburban spatial form does not reflect the diverse needs of changing ...
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    Humans + Habitat: Reconciling Recreation with Wildlife Preservation in Discovery Park 

    Bristow, Katelyn
    This thesis proposes to develop new ways of preserving and enhancing existing habitats in Discovery Park, while creating a loosely structured visitor experience, which provides a deeper understanding of the different habitats and leads to their improved protection. The design approach emphasizes existing park features through ...
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    Samish Bay Oyster Farm: Overlapping Domains of Landscape and Architecture 

    Waller, Mackenzie (2013-07-23)
    A DESIGN INVESTIGATION LOOKING AT BROADER SYSTEMS TO INFLUENCE PROCESSES AT SITE SCALE INTENDING TO INTERRUPT, ALTER, OR ENHANCE SELECTED FLOWS AND ACCRETIONS THROUGH BUILT AND LANDSCAPE INTERVENTIONS.
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    Bradbury, Virginia
    During any given night of the year, there are more than 4500 people unsheltered, homeless in Seattle. In most cities across the US, homeless counts are declining, but not here. We have the 4th highest homeless population, and it’s only getting worse. The homeless problem is getting so out of control that the Mayor, Ed Murray, ...
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    The Fluid City | The Integration of Architecture and Urban Design to Reconnect the City of Erie to its Post-Industrial Waterfront and the Temporal Environment Beyond 

    McCain, Kelly Greer
    As a physical edge, urban waterfronts have historically provided both margins and thresholds between cities and nature. As the foundation of transportation, trade, and industry, America’s ports led to growth and prosperity along its waterways. However, as further settlement and industrialization spread through the United ...
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    Reusing Abandoned Zoos: A Progressive Approach to Human-Animal Relationship 

    Abdallah, Dana Marie
    Zoos are no longer a vital part of our society today, due to their inability to adapt to current animal welfare standards a significant number have been closed and lie vacant, sometimes in dense urban setting. This thesis will tackle the problem of the abandoned zoo, adapting this institution to fit with the values of modern ...
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    Engaging Wilderness: A Visitor Center and Ranger Station for the US Forest Service in Central Washington 

    Kelly, Reed M.
    The idea of the wilderness as a physical place and as a cultural image has existed since the founding of the United States. Cultural attitudes toward wilderness have fallen into two broad categories: viewing wilderness as a resource to be used for the sake of civilization; and as an amenity that provides a counterpoint to ...
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    Liquidated Urbanism: Found Condition and Exploited Conflict 

    Syvertsen, Philip
    This thesis hypothesizes that large-scale commercial sites throughout the world are well-positioned to be assets for cities and communities in the future. The condition of a large-scale commercial space standing where a river once ran - found while studying in Oslo, Norway - was the seed for this thesis. I extrapolated from ...
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    AuthorAbdallah, Dana Marie (1)Bao, Rui (1)Bosworth, Virginia (1)Bourne, Mark (1)Bradbury, Virginia (1)Bristow, Katelyn (1)Craddock, Marco Emilio Edoardo (1)DITTO, JAMES (1)Horrigan, Daniel R (1)Kelly, Reed M. (1)... View MoreSubject
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