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M. Arch. Thesis Presentations

M Arch Thesis PresentationFall 2008 Master of Architecture thesis reviews will be held at the School of Architecture, Planning & Preservation on Monday, November 17.

These diverse thesis projects culminate not only a year or more of research and analysis, creative thought and labor-intensive design work, but also many years of challenging academic study. The thesis is neither a final exam nor just another studio project. Rather, it is a unique opportunity—perhaps a once-in-a-career opportunity—for aspiring architects to explore ideas, sites and programs of their own choosing, and to undertake that exploration substantially on their own terms.

Prospective students, current students, and alumni are encouraged to visit the School anytime to see one or more reviews. Contact the Thesis Coordinator with questions.

PRESENTATION SCHEDULE 

Time Student Name Project Thesis Committee
9–10am
Anita Chen Studio Metamorphosis: Flexible Performance in Washington, DC Ambrose*,
Simon,
Bowden
10–11am David Derenick Architecture in Defense of Dignity, Philadelphia, PA Noonan*,
Simon,
Bowden
11am–12pm Jonathan Healey Pattern Process: An Exploration of Non-Architectonic Seams – Industrial Research in Collinsville, CT
Wortham-Galvin*,
Rockcastle,
Bowden
12–1pm
Farzam Yazdanseta Toward an Architecture of Suspension: Promiscuous Collisions of Transient Cartographies, New York City Rockcastle*,
Ambrose,
Bowden
2–3pm Martiena Schneller Resurrecting Old Place with New Purpose, Berlin, Germany Hurtt*,
Linebaugh,
Bowden
3–4pm Angelo Claudio inform: Didactic, Eco-Conscious Architecture in San Francisco, CA Williams*,
Bovill,
Bowden
4–5pm
Fiver Sorauf Community Theater Project: Activating Neighborhoods Through Exposure to Production Process, Baltimore, MD Noonan*,
Miller-Bellairs,
Bowden
5–6pm Beret Dickson Yielding Architecture: A Manifesto for [Urban + Agri] Culture, Baltimore, MD Williams*,
Eisenbach,
Bowden
6–6:30pm   Concluding Statements * Thesis
Committee
Chair
University of Maryland School of Architecture, Planning and Preservation National Center for Smart Growth