ProQuest Subject Index - Architecture at THE UNIVERSITY OF NORTH CAROLINA AT GREENSBORO

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Adaptions of home: Mexican, Montagnard and Sudanese immigrants' use of space in Greensboro, North Carolina	Archetype, hybrid, and prototype: Modernism in "House Beautiful"'s Small House Competition, 1928--1942

Identifying sleep-disruptive noise factors in healthcare environments	Balancing preservation and interaction in the museum setting

Through changing scences: Architecture and community values in Little Rock's historic urban churches	The greening of historic places: Finding common ground between historic tax credits and LEED certification

The transformation of the Battery Park landscape in Asheville, North Carolina: 1900--1930	Streetscape and ethnicity: New York's Mulberry Street and the redefinition of the Italian American ethnic identity

Replacement windows in historic houses: A study of the College Hill Historic District in Greensboro, North Carolina	Back to the city: The re-emergence of urban grocery stores in mid-sized cities

The Proximity Hotel: A case study on guest satisfaction of sustainable luxury environments	Breakaway: An exhibition to explore civic engagement and the cycling community

Tourism as heritage: Uncovering Hubert Bebb's tourist vernacular in Gatlinburg	Visualizing architectural character: The effects of rehabilitation on the voices of 20th century American theaters

Conserving America's recent past heritage: The mid-century modern rehabilitation process	Historic tax incentives as disaster relief: A case study on post-Katrina New Orleans

Providing home through affordable infill housing in historic districts	The value of a rehabilitated neighborhood school in Edenton, NC: A quantitative and qualitative inquiry

1920's North Carolina high schools adapting to twenty-first century needs	North Carolina mill rehabilitation: An analysis of historic building character and design strategies

Post-war housing as contemporary home: A case study of residential change in the Kirkwood neighborhood