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Architecture for All: Democratization of the Profession as a Necessity
(2021-08-05)The profession of architecture typically relies on a client-based system, in which clients with money for a building describe their needs to an architect. Architects thus serve only those with financial resources. While ... -
Architecture for Community Support and Urban Agriculture
(2023-04-12)Food insecurity has become a significant global challenge as food systems are controlled by large scale food retailers and supermarkets that distance the consumer from local fresh food. Alongside this model, a bottom-up ... -
ARCHITECTURE FOR LIVING WITH DYING AND DEATH: THE DESIGN OF A HOSPICE AND FUNERARY COMPLEX IN HALIFAX, NS
(2014-08-06)Since 1900, Western culture has distanced itself from death and now depends on funeral homes to manage the care of the dead. Today, Western families have little interaction with the deceased in the interval between death ... -
Architecture for Nation and Empire The Memorial Tower National Historic Site of Canada, Halifax, Nova Scotia
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Architecture for New Energy Futures: Community and Infrastructure in a Post-Coal World
(2023-07-20)For the past 300 years, the coal mining industry has fundamentally shaped the landscapes and communities of Cape Breton, which hosts the majority of Nova Scotia’s fossil fuel infrastructure. This thesis mobilizes Cape ... -
Architecture in Transition: From Art to Practice, 1885-1906 [book review]
(The Society for the Study of Architecture in Canada, 1990) -
Architecture interactive par structuration et manipulation d'information 3D
(The Society for the Study of Architecture in Canada, 2002) -
The Architecture of Care: Maintenance Cycles for an Intentional Caregiving Community
(2018-04-06)This thesis celebrates the work of care, caregiving for a person and caretaking for a building. It argues that these two maintenance processes are worthy drivers of architectural design as they are central to the relationship ...
