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Showing 1 to 8 of 8 for “"Architecture, Domestic"”.
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Translating historical documents of Longwood's lost interiors into a virtual reality representation of the rotunda
This study uses virtual reality to realize the never completed interior of Longwood, the largest octagonal home in the United States. This 30,000 sq. ft. home, designed by Samuel Sloan, is located in Natchez, MS. Construction halted due to the onset of the Civil War. Where once a lack of money …
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Movement and Motion: Spatial Change in Roman Domestic Religion. Paganism to Christianity, 1st-5th centuries CE
This thesis sets out to examine changes in Roman domestic spaces related to religious practice from the pagan to Christian period. I argue that in their spatial negotiation of pre-existing pagan spaces, early Christian belief was influenced by these pagan spaces. A long process of reinterpreting …
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CHANGING USES OF ZAPOTEC DOMESTIC SPACE (MEXICO).
The study of changes in the use of domestic space has received little attention in the past despite the implications of such research for everything from archaeology to architecture. This dissertation investigates the relationship between changes in domestic space use and sociocultural factors …
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Nueva propuesta de habitar: modelo de manzana productiva y vivienda progresiva para damnificados del niño costero en Cura Mori – Piura
En el 2017, los habitantes del distrito de Cura Mori (Piura-Perú) se vieron gravemente afectados por el desborde del río Piura, ocasionado por las lluvias de El Niño Costero. La población reubicada se encuentra fuera de riesgo de inundación, sin embargo, cuatro años después siguen viviendo en …
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The material politics of houses at Çatalhöyük, 7000–6300 BCE
… I show how much more variable and consequential domestic communities were at a turning point in human history (the beginning of the Neolithic expansion) where many conventional ‘prime movers’ of more recent histories (nations, armies, corporations, elites of various sorts) simply did not exist to …