Browsing Faculty of Graduate Studies Online Theses by Subject "Urban Housing"

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  • Drifting to Collective: Combatting a Hidden Epidemic Through Urban Housing 

    Williams, Shane (2023-07-18)
    Historically, villages have consisted of people choosing to dwell together out of necessity for survival. This social interaction catalyzes what makes these villages successful, interdependent communities. The current ...

  • Fractal: Refaçading the Suburb for the Modern Family through Modularity 

    Wesley, Brayden (2022-04-13)
    Canadian cities and suburbs are littered with single-family residential housing that fails to meet the needs of modern families. The current housing model does not adequately support intergenerational living, user ...

  • Housing Relief Through Adaptable Living 

    Tao, Tao (2023-04-14)
    Housing serves the fundamental human need for shelter. As family structures fluctuate, the living space changes. Instead of the need for multiple dwellings, having a living space that accommodates each life stage in the ...

  • Levels of Green: Landscape Housing in the City 

    Checkeris, Kathleen (2017-08-21)
    In today’s housing market, housing quality and affordability are hard to come by. Poor quality, both economic and social, are factors leading to the demise of urban housing. While prefab systems provide a better building ...