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    • Healing By The Sea: An Empirical Study Into Biophilic Design 

      Zeien, Ashlynn (North Dakota State University, 2012)
      This thesis will explore the question, to what extent can biomimicry benefit occupants of a tropical biophilic design? The typology under investigation is a tropical resort with design focus placed on biomimicry, positively ...
    • Healing Dance 

      Kalstad, Branden (North Dakota State University, 2010)
      How can cultivation through design become the next step forward in medicine and the arts by creating a homogeneous mixture between dance and physical therapy? The typology for this exploration is therapy through a performing ...
    • Healing Pathways: The Journey to Completely Healing 

      Eversman, Nathan (North Dakota State University, 2017)
      Technology has impacted the human perception of health through monumental advancements, but the process of healing has been diminished to where the sole focus of health care has become “to resolve” instead of “to heal”. ...
    • Healing the Invisible 

      Luschen, Amy (North Dakota State University, 2021)
      Every day, the environments that surround are constantly impacting who we are and how we feel. Unfortunately, the power that we hold as designers is often overlooked, especially in the fields of healthcare and healing. ...
    • Healing with Colors 

      Garcia, Sydney (North Dakota State University, 2020)
      This study focuses on the relationship between color frequency and healing the human body. There is evidence that color has been implemented as a healing process through therapy, dating back to thousands of years ago. I ...
    • Healthcare & Architecture 

      Vetter, McKenna (North Dakota State University, 2021)
      Healthcare facilities are often hostile and cold environments for individuals who are just looking for relief in a time of distress and worry. The unifying idea aims to focus on the environment and health. Specifically, ...
    • Healthy Architecture: Integration of Design Strategies to Promote Positive Mental Health in Hospitals 

      Hovel, Keegan (North Dakota State University, 2021)
      Healthcare facilities are made for healing. Despite this they come with a negative stigma since people attend them for conditions that can potentially be fatal. These facilities should be viewed in a more positive light ...
    • Healthy Building, Healthy Living 

      Friesen, Ryan (North Dakota State University, 2022)
      In a world experiencing a pandemic with unhealthy global challenges; public spaces, businesses and people are struggling to stay ‘afloat’ as the world struggles to help. What most people do not realize is how much effect ...
    • Here in the City: Architecture of Lost Spaces 

      Marihart, Samantha (North Dakota State University, 2018)
      Can lost space be revitalized to promote the culture of the city? In every city lost space resides. These are slivers and awkward portions of space where no traditional use works. Often found in between buildings, and under ...
    • Hidatsa Ma-giguts-gi Adish (Hidatsa Learning Lodge) Language and Performance Renewal Center for Three Affiliated Tribes 

      Abe, Marita (North Dakota State University, 2010)
      Abstract/Executive Summary: Interest is increasing among the “Seventh Generation” of Three Affiliated Tribes on the Fort Berthold Reservation in North Dakota, seeking out elders who are still fluent speakers of the Hidatsa ...
    • Hidden Lake Health & Wellness Retreat 

      Meyer, Carrie (North Dakota State University, 2010)
      This thesis provides some answers to the question, does a design have the ability to promote health and wellness in our personal choices about the way we live? A healthy way of life is a personal choice determined by the ...
    • The Hierarchy of innovation 

      Dahl, Taylor (North Dakota State University, 2014)
      Currently we have the opportunity to use architecture as a vehicle for innovation. The thesis title “The Hierarchy of Innovation” is an analogy and in this case relates to “a hierarchy of needs” for the current society. ...
    • Hindsight 20/20: Architectural Exploration of Empathy for Refugees in a Design Solution 

      Tadeo, Godfrey (North Dakota State University, 2022)
      When Albert Einstein said, "A bundle of belonging isn't the only thing a refugee brings to his new country", he must have meant it in the most literal sense because, he was a refugee, Sigmund Freud was a refugee, Madeleine ...
    • Hmong Funeral Rites and The Space Between 

      Vang, Hue (North Dakota State University, 2016)
      The sacred has always been a part of human life from the beginning of time. Religion and faith throughout the timeline has driven multiple major revolutions. They have answered questions that could not be answered, but now ...
    • Holistic hospitality: balancing environmental and humanistic needs 

      Wey, Emma (North Dakota State University, 2013)
      This thesis provides some answers to the question, how can innovation and social pedagogy transform the way tourism is conceived, developed and practiced? The Typology for the examination of this problem is a hotel and ...
    • A Home to Run to: YWCA Shelter Complex for Fargo, North Dakota 

      Helling, Reggi (North Dakota State University, 2005)
      The purpose of this thesis project is to create a place for the Young Women’s Christian Association to provide assistance to troubled women and children in the Fargo area and surrounding communities. This project will ...
    • Homeostasis 

      Sundberg, Grace (North Dakota State University, 2021)
      Homeostasis is the self-regulating process by which stability is maintained during the adjustment to conditions. This is similarly seen in how our built environment provides stability to our ever-changing health, wellness, ...
    • Homesteading in a Modern Society 

      Miller, Macy (North Dakota State University, 2021)
      The ability to homestead has had a diminishing importance as the world becomes more modernized. There is no longer a need to understand what we eat and how it got to our dinner plate. In today’s society, people would ...
    • Hope : An Environment for Revitalization 

      Kalscheur, Samuel (North Dakota State University, 2011)
      This thesis project focuses on the need for a more holistic approach in today’s health care system, one that puts a greater emphasis on the psychological healing of a person; a facet that is too often neglected. Specifically, ...
    • Hopeful Youth 

      Zikmund, Jacob (North Dakota State University, 2012)
      This thesis examines the question, how can architecture encourage positive relationships and inspire hope in young cancer patients? The project will study the affects of the natural and built environment and what role it ...