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Virtual Space | Creating A Digital Sense of Place
(2013)The recent advancements in computer technology in the 21st century have changed the way many designers work in offices today. New computer software has allowed us to actualize works of landscape architecture that could ... -
Virtual World of Information
(North Dakota State University, 2011)Currently, there is a disconnect between the digitization of the world and modern building design. This project attempts to answer the question, “how does ever-changing technology, and the culture that follows it influence ... -
Virtual-Experiment-Driven Process Model (VEDPM)
(North Dakota State University, 2010)Computer simulations are the last resort for many complex problems such as swarm applications. However, to the best of the author's knowledge, there is no convincing work in proving ''What You Simulate ls What You See'' ... -
Viscera(l): Catharsis and the Treatment of Chronic Illness
(North Dakota State University, 2017)Chronic disease represents the most extreme case of illness simply because it cannot be taken away. Irritable Bowel Disease (IBD) has remained primarily invisible from society, forcing its 5 million patients to fluctuate ... -
Vishnu Temple
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Visible Light Photocatalysis of N-N Bond Based Compounds
(North Dakota State University, 2016)The well-established principles of organic photochemistry, offer chemists the fundamental understanding and tools for studying light induced chemical transformations. Employing visible light for photocatalysis, one can ... -
Vision to Completion
(North Dakota State University, 2021)How can architects and designers build a healthier relationship with construction workers? To answer this question I will design a mixed use condominium prototype. My design will focus on creating a respectful and ... -
Visit to the Boarding School at Shirokolanovka #1
(2002-05)Holding the gift of Ukrainian bread and handmade shawl is Rev. Glenn Isernhagen, Longmont, CO (left) and Rev. Delbert Sailer, Thiensville, WI (right). The bread was presented to the Americans as a sign of welcome and ... -
Visit to the Boarding School at Shirokolanovka #2
(2002-05)Children and teacher greet the Americans. Photograph by Michael M. Miller. -
Visit to the Boarding School at Shirokolanovka #3
(2002-05)Children and staff welcoming the Americans. Photograph by Michael M. Miller. -
Visit to the Boarding School at Shirokolanovka #4
(2002-05)American and Ukrainian flags welcome Americans. Photograph by Michael M. Miller. -
Visit to the Boarding School at Shirokolanovka #5
(2002-05)Artwork of children on display in the school. Photograph by Michael M. Miller. -
Visit to the Boarding School at Shirokolanovka #6
(2002-05)Standing left to right: Volodymyr Honcharenko, Kiev, Ukraine; Boarding School Director; and Michael Miller, Fargo, ND. Miller presents financial donations from Americans. Volodymyr was the English translator and was raised ... -
Visit to the Boarding School at Shirokolanovka #7
(2002-05)Children at the display the North Dakota handmade quilts and many gifts donated by tour members to the orphanage. Photograph by Michael M. Miller. -
Visit to the Glueckstal Villages #1
Tour members traveling from Odessa to the Glueckstal villages in Moldova: sitting (l-r): Violet Miller Ehlers, Lodi, CA, Anna Marie Gulke Hajek, Everett, WA, and Herbert Herman, Jr, San Jose, CA; standing (l-r): Dennis ... -
Visit to the Glueckstal Villages #10
These Glueckstal children lead visiting Americans to this German tombstone they had recently uncovered on the school grounds. Photograph by Charles and Melinda Herman Snell. -
Visit to the Glueckstal Villages #11
Americans looking at the collective barn in Neudorf. It was built by people living in the village when Stalin's policies were enacted. Photograph by Charles and Melinda Herman Snell. -
Visit to the Glueckstal Villages #12
German tombstones were taken from cemeteries and were used to build the Neudorf collective barn. Photograph by Charles and Melinda Herman Snell.