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Wong, Chun Kit (author)
Architecturally, axis is a reasoned attempt to connect spaces of monumental value, including memorials, political offices and religious buildings. Through my theoretical research based on various literature and case studies, including that of Baroque Rome and Paris, it is evident that axes bear certain characteristics and influences especially...
master thesis 2020
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Chan, Pu Hsien (author)
We live in frames — societal frames, cultural frames, politico-economic frames, ideological frames, and physical, therefore, architectural frames. Evidently, frames manifest as abstract concepts as easily as they assume material forms. With the endless ways in which it can manifest come also a multiplicity of agencies, ways in which the frame...
master thesis 2019
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Xu, Jiayun (author)
Today's standard spatial experience of the contemporary city is like one of a continuous sequence of small homogeneous functional enclaves via thresholds and leftover spaces, which can be summarized as the 'margins', where plenty of temporary or long-lasting informal practices take place. Those marginal spaces, as well as informal practices they...
master thesis 2019
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Chmielinski, Nicole (author)
My graduation project implements a liminal ecological and infrastructural process. A remixing of territory that shakes, shifts and reorders the landscape. It is the story of 5 machines stirring up a potent response to devastating and unconventional pasts, presents, and futures. <br/>
master thesis 2019
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Shao, Fuwei (author)
The problem that discussed is less an issue to the contexts, but a general critical reflection on the disciplinary of architecture. The determinant role of architects in design process and free interpretation of the inhabitants pose the conflictions. Our (architects) creativities and imaginations are confined within the given role and limited...
master thesis 2019
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Ghaffarinejad, Amin (author)
My graduation project deals with the topic of “architectural displacement” that proposes to read the built environment as the existence of multiple entities in each one of the entities. In the process of researching and designing, it has been investigated to see how such an understanding could reveal new potentials in architecture and how such...
master thesis 2019
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Endara Vasconez, Julio (author)
The proposed project is an architectural response to the diverse transformations and mutations in the built environment in the city of Tbilisi- Georgia. After having analyzed all the various transgressions, extensions, invasions, and appropriations in the city a re-assamblage of programatic components is proposed creating unexpected and surreal...
master thesis 2019
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Papasimakis, Konstantinos (author)
''Post mortem Dystopias'' focuses on the post human condition in the periphery of the City, following the growing trends of automation. In this project, dystopia is understood as subjective term defined every time by place, time, subject and its conditions. It concerns a non linear narration of a possible future history of Chitila, Bucharest,...
master thesis 2019
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Urbonaitė, Kotryna Urbonaite (author)
The content of the graduation project was carried out in three stages: the research phase, the interphase and the building design. They are interrelated and are presented in a (con)sequential manner. The project started with the case study of the city of Yerevan in Armenia which became the main source for research documentation. The research...
master thesis 2018
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Bremmer, Daniel (author)
The architecture of totality does not adequately represent the urban landscape, specifically, the urban landscape of Yerevan, Armenia. An architecture that is constituted by fragments to form a larger whole, through the analogy of the (urban) constellation), can provide an untraditional architectural language for an urban context.
master thesis 2018
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Tang, Mengzhe (author)
The graduation project begins with understanding small, mundane urban scenes as scenographic settings to construct an Other world, by means of both framing and associations. Further through narratives, drawings and models, these scenographic settings are translated into architectural elements with surreal qualities, as a design methodology. The...
master thesis 2018
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Kitkauskas, Mantas (author)
Armenia faces international conflicts especially with Azerbaijan and Turkey. There is always a chance of a sudden intensification of conflicts what results in extreme militarization of country as well as strengthened social control. Social control gains new level as the relation between government and society is also complicated. As a...
master thesis 2018
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Feldbacher, Philipp (author)
ASSUMPTIONS<br/><br/>Still quite far away from visiting the city of interest, Bucharest, a model was the means to subsume personal stories I heard from friends, media reports and interviews as well as resulting subjective expectations on the trip. At the same time it led to the assumption, that all of these stories, but also historical events,...
master thesis 2017
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Creoşteanu, Silvia (author)
Architecture today occupies an interstitial field that is fundamentally unstable, contaminated, complex, fragmented and dispersed. Public Building studio seeks to study such ‘interstitial fields’ in order to speculate and configure architectural potentials latent in the public realms, spheres, territories and borders of Bucharest. The studio...
master thesis 2017
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Qin, Xiaoyi (author)
master thesis 2017
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Varnelis, Gabrielius (author)
Tilde(~) - Forensic Research Institute aims to question the role of architecture in the field of dialectical perception. <br/><br/>In this project theoretical framework is formulated as a doubling of two different philosophical schools of thought: epistemology and phenomenology. They converge as a bigger theoretical constellation in order to...
master thesis 2017
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Andrinopoulos, Dimis (author)
master thesis 2017
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Yang, Yifan (author)
master thesis 2017
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Chew Yuwei, Alvin (author)
The predominant approach in dealing with spaces suspended often involves negative connotations that view these spaces as spaces that ought to be destroyed or avoided without considering the potential positive aspects that lend to the site uniqueness and novelty.<br/><br/>This involves the approach towards designing in a condition of lazier-fare...
master thesis 2017
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SHIN, Dongwoo (author)
Seam like spaces is expanding extensively and overlapping with other entities repetitiously.<br/><br/>The seam is a spatial concept that it does exist; however it never reveals its physical properties: rather the seam straddles complexities, and involves itself in other objects converging and diverging. It tells us about an ambiguity of spatial...
master thesis 2017
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