As architects and designers gaze out over our skylines around the world, their way of seeing, and looking closely, reveals conditions that are yet untouched and underserved. Developing new skills and dexterity, as creative agents, Thesis students envision catalysts that enliven, empower, and embrace.
Live Work Play and Learn
No Matter How Small: A Return to Childhood and the Reimagination of Child Play Structures
Anna Serio, MArch/IA 18
Resource Regeneration: A Case for Activating the Commons
Molly Rademacher, MArch/HPRES 18
Small, Medium, Large Urban Tactics
ReTHINK Industrial Corridors
Adrien Logeay, MArch 18
Social Magnet Activated Voids
Lina Alsharif, MArch 18
Death and Life in Community
Rear Window: Safety Model for Sex Work
Olive Triamkedsub, MArch 18
Lost and Found: Future Sites of Mourning and Remembrance
Olive Ouyang, MArch 18
Rethinking Strategies for Survival
MESSED UP Order
Melis Simsek, MArch 18
Covert City
Suzie Shang, MArch 18
