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Studio Descriptions - Architecture for Social Justice Awards Program: Partnerships in Teaching

These ten studios are the award winners in the inaugural Architecture for Social Justice Awards Program: Partnerships in Teaching for the 2003-2004 academic year. The intent of the program was to recognize and support faculty who are leading studios that address human equity for both students as well as those who inhabit or experience the built environment.

Please review these studio descriptions and join in the Discussion Forum linked to each studio. For background on the program, visit the Adaptive Environments website.

Wearable, Workable, Livable © - Hansy Better

Studio VII Returning Home: Integrated Elderly Housing in the South End Neighborhood of East St. Louis, Illinois © - Lynne Dearborn

ARCH 401: Architectural Design V, ID 425: Advanced Planning & Design I, LA 460: Interdisciplinary Design Studio © - Keith Diaz Moore, Ph.D

The Art of Living Well: The Auto and the Pedestrian Reconsidered In Strip Redevelopments © - Michael Gamble

Building/Border/Culture: Charlotte as the Gateway to the New (Latin) American South © - Dr. Jose Gamez

Community Theatre as a Catalyst for Urban and Cultural Regeneration in Poor Areas of Detroit © - Joongsub Kim

ARCH 506L Intro Grad Studio II/ARCH 506 Graphics Seminar II © - Karen King and Geoffrey Adams

Experimental Research Lab: Synthetic Landscapes © - Brian Lonsway

ARC 4536--Architectural Design IV-A, The Architectural Foundations of Communication in Human Equity © - Christopher Monson

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