Objective: To obtain normative sleep architecture data from unattended home polysomnography in Caucasian and Hispanic children aged 6 11 years.
Dogan's background in sustainable design workflows and computational design tool making combined with O'Donnell's background in bioclimatic design and circular materials will combine to create a full spectrum of sustainable invention that will push beyond the inventions of normative sustainable architecture.
He is also interested, more broadly, in normative political theory, architecture and urbanism, and 20th-century European political thought.
Russia's intervention in the Ukraine, Donald Trump's presidency and instability in the Middle East are just a few of the factors that have brought an end to the immediate post-Cold War belief that a new international order was emerging: one where fear and uncertainty gave way to a thick normative and institutional architecture that diminished the importance of material power.
The reasons for this ineffectiveness are found in the normative and institutional architecture of ASEAN, specifically its lack of punitive sanction-based compliance mechanisms.
We argue that such a concept is only useful if we consider thickness not only as a reference to 'warm', 'authentic' or 'intimate' places but also as a term that takes the 'normative architecture' of place into account.
As conceptually prior to a normative ethics of architectural practice, a meta-ethics of architecture assesses alternate ethical modalities, such as whether architecture might be considered moral or immoral relative to its objects (built structures) or to its practices as a set of institutions or social phenomena.
These constrictions both govern architecture's normative operations and harbor alternate capacities.
As McDermott explains in the project statement: "The series arose partly out of my concern over the persistence of ideologies asserted at women in public space through advertising, architecture and socially normative behavior.
