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Architecture Senior Theses

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Syracuse University School Of Architecture Lecture Poster - Spring 1983, Syracuse Architecture

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A Center For Dance And Performing Arts, Bruce E. Adelsberger

Architecture Master Theses

This thesis proposes a cultural facility for theater and dance as a way to enhance the community and surrounding city fabric in the southeast quadrant of Center City Philadelphia.

A Mixed-Use Building As Regional Headquarters For The Bank Of New York - Buffalo, Ny, Daniel A. Kocieniewski

Architecture Thesis Prep

"The intent of this thesis is to investigate the urban block and its role as one of the constituent elements in the building of the city. "

The University Of Connecticut Law Library, Stan Glantz

Architecture Thesis Prep

"Based on (the) analysis, I intend to design a new library building on the Hartford site acquired by the University of Connecticut. My plans incluse a structure which will consider the scale, color, and texture of the surrounding buildings. Furthermore, this structure will have ample storage for present and future law school collections, library administrative office and student and faculty facilities. In addition, I will also take into account the fact that much of the research and location of materials in the library is conducted by a computer."

A University Center For The Performing Arts, Wyatt H. Nelson

Architecture Senior Theses

"INTENTION - To design a UNiversity Center for the Performing Arts that will encourage and facilitate a better understanding of Theatre Arts."

Thesis Proposal For An Austrian Embassy On The Via Gulia In Rome, Martin Dermady

Architecture Senior Theses

"The basic premise underlying this thesis is my conviction that we have lost sight of the traditional relationship of architecture and the city. The cause of this loss is obvious when we compare cities of the past with those of the present. Urban spaces have become more and more abstract and less articulate. The prevalence of the parts over the whole has reulted in the weakening of the urban spatial structure."

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Syracuse University School Of Architecture Lecture Poster - Spring 1982, Syracuse Architecture

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The Early Work Of Joseph Lyman Silsbee, Donald Robert Pulfer

School of Architecture - Theses

Silsbee’s name inevitably is associated with Frank Lloyd Wright and the other Prairie School architects who acquired their training in his Chicago office in the late 1880’s. Because of Silsbee’s well-known influence on mid-western architecture the focus of attention has been his mature work. Before he moved to Chicago, Silsbee practiced architecture in Syracuse, New York for a decade. Study of this early work extends our knowledge of Silsbee’s oeuvre and informs our understanding of his later architecture.

Silsbee was one of a new generation of thoroughly educated, professionally trained architects in late nineteenth century America. His High Victorian architectural …

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First Year Design Studio 1981, Werner Seligmann

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Architecture: Practice & Pedagogy, An Exhibition Of Recent Projects By Young Architects And Their Students, Randall Korman, National Academy Of Design (U.S.), Syracuse University, School Of Architecture, Joe And Emily Lowe Art Gallery (Syracuse University)

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"An exhibition of recent projects by young architects and their students, the National Academy of Design, New York City June 18-Sept. 21, 1980." -- Exhibition prepared by the Syracuse University School of Architecture and first shown during the Fall of 1979 at the Joe and Emily Lowe Art Gallery, Syracuse University."

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Catalogue Three: Syracuse School Of Architecture Journal, Catalogue 3, Syracuse School Of Architecture, Sarah J. Reynard, Randall H. Korman

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ARC: Syracuse School of Architecture Journal of 1980.

Selected student works.

North Taiwan: Fishing Village Housing Redevelopment, Li Tiene

Architecture Master Theses

The unique architectural development of Ba-Dow-Tsu fishing village has been in my mind ever since the time, many years ago, when i first made it a habit of wandering with no fixed objective in mind through old town. Twenty years ago, one could enjoy many thoroughfares that still had about there the air or early Taiwan village a quiet Chinese peace created, in part, by the low horizontal lines of the central courtyard, terraced- houses. Those streets are now slums and ruins that can be enjoyed only in memory.

In the march of progress, we have ruthlessly destroyed all our …

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Archimedes Russell, John Bradley Benson

School of Architecture - Theses

This thesis is intended a s a general survey of the life and works of Archimedes Russell with an exhibition projection.

The Architectural Legacy Of Archimedes Russell, Evamaria Hardin

School of Architecture - Theses

The geographical location of Syracuse, its industry and especially its location on the Erie Canal, were factors propitious for its growth and development as an industrial center within New York State.

After the Civil War, Syracuse experienced a building boom which offered unusual possibilities for the builder-architect. Although there was an increase of formal education for architects during the second half of the nineteenth century, many regional architects learned their trade in the office of an architect or of a builder-architect; the distinctions were not always finely drawn.

One of these architects was Archmedes Russell, who came to Syracuse from …

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Catalogue Two: Syracuse School Of Architecture Journal, Catalogue 2, Syracuse School Of Architecture, Sarah J. Reynard, Randall Korman

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Selected student works.

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The Spatial Pattern Of Upper Income Class Residential Location In Rio De Janerio, Brazil, Regina Bienenstein Zoninsein

Architecture Master Theses

This study is about the residential location of the upper-income class in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. It focuses on the spatial pattern of this location and its relationship with the characteristics of the natural environment and the availability of public services and facilities.

It shows that Rio de Janeiro's spatial structure up to the nineteenth century was similar to the Latin American Colonial Model: the city developed around the main plaza which concentrated the elite class.

During the nineteenth century, the first elite settle­ments were formed outside the city center in a spatial pat­tern which approximated to Hoyt's Sector Model: …

Street Life And The Pedestrian: Notes On The Design Of Urban Open Space, William John Lenyk

Architecture Senior Theses

"The deterioration of our urban cores remain an unsolved reality. This results in a loss of an active street life and disregard for pedestrian needs. Yet the street is the principal ordering device of the city and the pedestrian its more important user... This thesis will develop a physical statement which is coherent with the working philosophies and theoretical foundation of the pedestrian's needs in the city."

The Public Markets Of London Before And After The Great Fire Of 1666, Susan Henderson

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Transition periods such as England experienced during the seventeenth century are particularly efficacious for the study of the development of design concepts as the controversy which is generated during times of great socioeconomic change heightens the contrast between the old and new, and more clearly reveals the relationship between the physical and the social and economic environments. The purpose of the study is to examine the rebuilt city in terms of the changing forces which shaped it. The scope is a detailed examination of one particular aspect of the post-fire reconstruction period -- the public market system.

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La Puntilla Housing: Study In Low Rise - High Density Urban Housing. San Juan, Puerto Rico, Jose Antonio Rodriguez Barcelo

Architecture Master Theses

This study focuses on the problems of urban housing, with special emphasis on low to middle income, high density - low rise solutions. The findings of the research of this thesis are incorporated into a design solution of a low rise - high density development in La Puntilla sector of Old San Juan, Puerto Rico.

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100% Rag: Architectural Education | The Schools, Volume 2, Number 5, Douglas Whitney, Richard E. Becker, Sheldon S. Williams, Anthony Cappuccilli, Alain Verley, Kermit J. Lee Jr., Diana Chen-See, Steve La France, Paul Malo, Howard Fiedler

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100% RAG: Architectural Education | THE SCHOOLS, Syracuse School of Architecture, Student Newspaper, Volume 2, Number 5.

Student newsletter from student contributors of Syracuse School of Architecture in 1977.

100% Rag: Architectural Education | Theory Vs. Practice, Volume 2, Number 4, Louis Skoler, Dave Richards, Kermit J. Lee Jr., John Gasbarre, Robert Hilson, Larry Sherman, Molly Lee, Roger Orkin, Diana Chen-See, Paul Malo, Francois Gabriel, Douglas Pulaski, Siegfried Snyder

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100% RAG: Architectural Education | Theory vs. Practice, Syracuse School of Architecture, Student Newspaper, Volume 2, Number 4.

Student newsletter from student contributors of Syracuse School of Architecture in 1977.