Type of Document	Master's Thesis
Author	Tennant, Mark
Author's Email Address	mtennant@lai-arc.com
URN	etd-01262006-005457
Title	The Renewal Center Time, Experience, Memory
Degree	Master of Architecture
Department	Architecture
Advisory Committee	Advisor Name Title Jones, James R. Committee Chair Holt, Rengin Committee Member Rott, Hans Christian Committee Member Schnoedt, Heinrich Committee Member
Keywords	Memory Experience Time
Date of Defense	2005-06-11
Availability	unrestricted
Abstract Time, Experience, Memory Through experience we are conscious of time. Through time, our experiences become memories, influencing both conscious and unconscious thought. It is through our five senses; touch, sight, hearing, smell and taste, that these experiences are gathered. Humans are also born with inherent knowledge that our species has collected from generation to generation. This inherent knowledge, also called the collective unconscious, has a direct effect on the way we perceive experiences from our senses. The challenge of this thesis is to awaken the individual by interweaving the experiential qualities of the structure with the memories from the individuals' collective unconscious creating a space that offers a place to pause and reflect on life.
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