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Graduate Program Director, Adaptive Reuse: Can Altay
Graduate Program Director, Exhibition and Narrative Environments: Francesca Liuni
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At the intersection of architecture, preservation, and design, INTAR takes an innovative approach to the reuse and transformation of existing buildings, by investigating issues of conservation, exhibition design, retail, and domesticity. This year 26 students, graduating from our three Master’s Programs, have contributed to the Grad Show with their thesis projects in adaptive reuse, exhibition design, and narrative environments. Their proposals express a multifaceted range of research interests, design strategies, and architectural vocabularies, which perfectly describe INTAR’s mission and values.
Students
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Zainah AlWuhaib
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Post Occupation Amnesia
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2025
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Farnaz Dastranj
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Wood in Hand: Open-Ended Wooden Play
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2025
Wood, fabric, paint
Depending on the user can have different sizes after assembling
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Yichen Liao
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Reimagining The Arcade
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2025
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Weiyi Ma
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Thesis title
From Industrial Building to Affordable Senior Housing: An Idea Book Beyond Code
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2025
48 x 45 in.
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Jade McPike
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Thesis title
A Seat at the Table: Expanding the Narrative of Period Rooms
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2025
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Jiongyi Tang
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Echoes of Scent: Redefining Museum Accessibility
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2025
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Zhipeng Wang
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Thesis title
Stranded in Time
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2025
Digital collage
Dimensions variable
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Zongda Wu
Thesis title
Rural Dreams
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2025
46 x 32 in.
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Ying Jiang