This design thesis explores bricolage as an alternative research methodology in design. It seeks to generate rather than reduce a relationship between two disciplines: fashion and landscape architecture. The bricolage map guides the research by elucidating linkages and divergences between formulated "fields": fold, metaphor, dialectical image, hapt . . .

The walls that are presented in our landscapes are more than the facades of architectural structures. Walls have many forms and they contribute to the formation of different types of landscape spaces. They exist in many places and they are created due to a variety of circumstances and processes. Furthermore, understanding the many types of walls ca . . .

The discovery of one of the world's most dense dinosaur bonebeds, which holds the remains of a previously unknown species of dinosaur, creates a unique set of issues not only from the perspective of the palaeontologist, but also from the perspective of the site designer. How can the realms of science and tourism work together? How does one speciali . . .

This practicum encompasses the exploration and design of a network of continuous greenway connections that will flow through the northeast City of Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada. The greenway will be sensitive to all users such as pedestrians, cyclists, motorists, and wildlife and serve as a template to continue the circuit of connections throughout th . . .

The goal of this practicum is to promote urban integration through the design of a ballpark development in downtown Minneapolis, Minnesota. The project focuses on baseball’s wide appeal and status in American culture as a catalyst to provide new development and meaningful places in the downtown. The new ballpark and supporting new development are t . . .

The intent of this practicum is to reevaluate the role of infrastructure and how it is incorporated into a suburban context in the City of Winnipeg. The visible aspects of systems within an infrastructure corridor, in particular hydro-electric lines, land drainage systems, railway, and transportation routes, are the focus of the study. The project . . .