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Browse projects and highlights from our Fall 2021 Thesis Review. The day represented the school’s flagship conclusion of the fall semester and the professional cohort’s degree. Many thanks and congratulations to all participating students, faculty, staff, and guests.
The Fall 2021 Thesis class was coordinated by Deborah Garcia (Marion Mahoney Fellow), with Teaching Assistant James Heard (SMArchS History, Theory, and Criticism 2022).
To learn more, please visit the MIT M.Arch Thesis Website .
Fall 2021 Thesis Projects
a taste of home Ana Arenas + Carol-Anne Rodrigues Advisor: Ana Miljački
The Incomplete Domestic Landscape Taylor Boes + Florence M Advisor: Ana Miljački + Deborah Garcia
Rebuilding the Edge Ginevra D’Agostino Advisor: Miho Mazereeuw
Fourth Dimension Angie Door Advisor: Timothy Hyde
(Re)Turn to Stone Nare Filiposyan Advisor: Timothy Hyde
Seeing Labor Danny Griffin + Inez Ow Advisor: J Jih
Who Cares? Emma Jurczynski Advisor: Sheila Kennedy
Bernini Started It Charlotte Matthai + Ryan Clement Advisor: Mark Jarzombek
Inhabiting Wetness Ana McIntosh Advisor: Cristina Parreño Alonso
ACCURATE-ISH Ruth Blair Moyers Advisor: Deborah Garcia
Speculative Friction Alice Jia Li Song + Yaara Yacoby Advisor: Nicholas de Monchaux
Pronounced Absurdity Yutan Sun Advisor: J Jih
Medium Resolution Gil Sunshine Advisor: Axel Kilian
Forest Framing Jitske Swagemakers Advisor: Sheila Kennedy
The Third Teacher Carolyn Tam Advisor: Brandon Clifford
Tsunami Bōsai Evellyn TanAdvisor: Miho Mazereeuw
Under (De)Construction Ellen Wood Advisor: Rania Ghosn
Coping with Neighbors & Other Entanglements Zhicheng Xu Advisor: Sheila Kennedy
SPECIOUS MATERIALS Zhifei Xu + Ryan Wu Advisor: Brandon Clifford
Fukushima Exclusion Zone Survival Handbook Mengqiao Zhao Advisor: Ana Miljački
A thank you to our visiting critics -- Anna Neimark, Germane Barnes, Cristina Goberna, Ann Lui, Eva Franch i Gilabert, Andrew Holder, Martina Tanga, Iman Fayyad, Ang Li, Michael Young, Arindam Dutta, Makeda Best, Ekene Ijeoma, Marina Correia, Eric Höweler, and Emmanuel Olunkwa!
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