An architecture of connection : a YMCA for Benton, Kentucky
Date Issued
August 1, 2000
Author(s)
Perry, Kevin Thomas
Advisor(s)
Jon P. Coddington
Additional Advisor(s)
Thomas K. Davis
Tracy Moir-McClean
Abstract
This thesis attempts to reaffirm community by resisting sprawl and challenging conventional zoning. The thrust of the project is to gather and connect the people of a small town, Benton, Kentucky, by using a mixed-use YMCA facility. It resists the spreading-out of communal activities and returns them to the traditional place of gathering, the Courthouse Square. It is an example of the way architecture plays a role in community development.
Degree
Master of Architecture
Major
Architecture
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