An exploration of diversity and congruency as a means of encouraging community through architecture
Date Issued
December 1, 1999
Author(s)
Cathey, Ellen Scanlan
Advisor(s)
Tracy Walker Moir-McClean
Abstract
This study explores the premise that there exists a human need for diversity which can and should be accommo- dated in the built environment, especially within the pub- lic realm. Further, the specific types of diversity required to sustain a community within an urban setting are explored as well.
These issues will be investigated through the development of an educational facility intended to serve as both a magnet school for the arts and a community center.
Degree
Master of Architecture
Major
Architecture
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