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Liberating Rivers

Niccolò Piacentini, MArch/LArch 2020, explores using Peri-urban areas as test sites for agricultural methods compatible with functioning floodplains.

Terminal Vacancies

Conor Irick, MArch 2018, examines how industrial infrastructure can transcend its function as raw utility and extend into public amenity.

Live | Work | Grow

Steven Jackson, MArch 2016, explores integrating housing and food production into a shared infrastructure model for housing.

Design for 203X

George Lee, MArch 2020, presents his vision of what residential architecture would look like if sustainability was the primary driver of all buildings.

Soilcraft

Stevie Koepp, LArch/MArch 2019, examines soil as a living matrix which might reframe environmental values in the urban setting.

The Shape of Global Wealth

John Reynders, MArch 2016, explores the phenomenon of the slender tower as a built manifestation of global wealth.

Landscape of Fulfillment

Bennett Sapin, MArch 2014, proposes a new model for a consolidated e-commerce fulfillment center, intermodal freight terminal, and retail marketplace.

Re:GEN

Kelsey A. Crotty, MArch 2020, offers an alternative method to occupying space as an exploration into the future of high-density living.

Designing for Disassembly

Will Wheaton, MArch 2017, explores opportunities for extending the life of a building and its components through design for disassembly.

Datascapes

Kristopher Chan, MArch 2014, examines how data offers new ways of understanding and designing within the built environment.