Connective Ecology: Reclaiming the Postindustrial Urban Landscape

Author(s)/Creator(s)

Thomas Smith

Document Type

Thesis Prep

Degree

B. ARCH

Date

Fall 2006

Keywords

postindustrial, landscape urbanism, public space, Syracuse, Onondaga Creek

Language

English

Disciplines

Architecture | Urban, Community and Regional Planning

Description/Abstract

"This thesis contends that by considering the urban landscape as an evolving, interconnected network, much like an ecosystem, architecture can create flexible, accessible public space as part of a larger scale system which affects as well as responds to specific physical and social forces of the contemporary postindustrial city."

Additional Information

Advisors: Lori Brown / Terrance Goode

Recommended Citation

Smith, Thomas, "Connective Ecology: Reclaiming the Postindustrial Urban Landscape" (2006). Architecture Thesis Prep. 16.
https://surface.syr.edu/architecture_tpreps/16