Winter 2012 Thesis Reviews Booklet

INHABITION: EXPLORATIONS IN MODERN DOMESTICITY RYAN MCCLANAGHAN, March

A set of spatial rules creates the framework for a series of investigations for new domestic space and the architecture of the interior. What are the latent possibilities in reinterpreting the ordinary and developing new architectural events out of the familiar? The home is identified as a site where new interactions between the human behaviors of the occupants and the architecture of the home emerge.

Advisor: BRIAN BOIGON & LAURA MILLER Thesis Reviews winter 2012

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Winter 2012 Thesis Reviews Booklet

Published on Jul 15, 2016

John H. Daniels Faculty of Architecture, Landscape, and Design

On April 17 -19, 2012, students from the John H. Daniels Faculty of Architecture, Landscape, and Design, in all of our three programs — Master of Architecture, Master of Landscape Architecture, and Master of Urban Design — presented and defended their speculations to a group of external and internal guest critics and a large faculty audience. Seventy-one students, whose varied work we will be contemplating, have engaged in a range of thoughtful inquiries about our contemporary environment. Seen as a whole, their projects offer simultaneously a snapshot and a reflection on the constellation of issues paradigmatic of our current urbanized world. They reveal new possibilities, provide uncharted directions, and in the process they expand the limits of our complex, diverse, and interrelated disciplines.

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