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"Mile end": The architecture of [hope]lessness	"Upward on wings": Frank Lloyd Wright's Guggenheim as the disruption of the museum space

2H iconography of the American gas station	A future for the past: An adaptive reuse of the Old Fourah Bay College, Freetown, Sierra Leone

A live performance theatre for a small city	A post-modern deconstruction of H. H. Richardson's architectural design for the Buffalo Mental Asylum

A sustainable approach for resettlement and rehabilitation of submergence villages in India	Allotropic Systems: Thermo-sensitive reconfigurable molds

Ancient authority in Umayyad traditions	Branded architecture

Collage Architecture	College place: Retiring to alma mater

Color volume (The Netherlands)	Context / recontext

Cream of the crop, simple surveys, or tourist traps? Biennials' past, present, and potential	Creating a place from nowhere: An alternative for Buffalo, NY

Creating likeable big boxes: The latest trend in retail development	Design of an ambulatory cardiac care center

Destroyed histories---restored authenticities	Didactic daylight design for education

Dynamic concrete form[work]	Ecopolis, design for urban contexts: A case study for Buffalo, NY

Elastic catenaries: Systems of hybridity	Embodied mobility: A prosthesis to the traveling body

Emergency shelter	Filter

Fluxtuations: The perceptual transformation of architecture	G90

Hanging systems and the re-use of forsaken architecture	Human architecture interface

Identity confessions	Imploding densities

Islamic ideology and ritual: Architectural and spatial manifestations	Knot making: Exploring the boundary between digital modeling and physical fabrication

Liquid domesticity: Digital aesthetic and the tectonics of the tangibly liquid	Living where we used to work: Exploring the modern office tower's potential for high-rise living

Management of security concerns in the built environment: Connecting Buffalo's City Hall in Niagara Square to Lafayette Square	Measuring the tidal effect of space

Moving vertically: A research method, grounded in the social sciences, about the built environment's influence on social integration	Networks and stems in the Buffalo-Niagara region

Numinous space; towards an architecture of contemplation	Ontic space

Public service through architecture	Re-cycling Buffalo's heritage: The regenerative re-use of 133 Tonawanda Street

Reactive architecture	Reprogramming architecture

Rethinking the commercial building: An investigation into the use of precast concrete as permanent formwork for reinforced concrete in commercial building construction	Rewriting a blank line in an urban poem

Roof-Walk	Scale--body--architecture

Self sustaining redesign and redevelopment of the existing built form	Site-specific computing: For a data-based place

Social sustainability and collegiate campuses: Measuring environments' functionality	Spatial dialogues: Responsive architecture and intelligent emergent space

Supple module	Surface_n: Body based mutation and form

Sustaining human life on the Red Planet	Synaesthesia

Temporal space	Tensile fabric structures: The influence of technology on temporary traditions

The "real" and the "virtual" in public space	The Atrium Hotel, reconsidered.

The Buffalo Central Terminal, bridging the past and future	The architecture for mobile communities

The mystery of cobblestone construction	Time: Design for a mausoleum as timeless architecture

Trace	Transition space

Translation of digital process to architectural program: The spatialization of digital color	Urban Scars

Use, filtrate, regenerate	Vantage points

Warped; Experiments in ply construction	Wellness centers and baby boomer women

Within layers: A study of historical processes and participant interaction in architectural restoration and reconstruction