Type of Document	Master's Thesis
Author	Sease, Anthony Mark
URN	etd-110698-203637
Title	Topophilia: A Tidal Retreat
Degree	Master of Architecture
Department	Architecture
Advisory Committee	Advisor Name Title Mashburn, Joseph L. Committee Chair Brown, William W. Committee Member Dunay, Robert J. Committee Member
Keywords	prospect tides phenomenology refuge temporality
Date of Defense	1998-08-04
Availability	unrestricted
Abstract "My wound is geography. It is also my anchorage, my port of call." -Pat Conroy "Existential contents have their source in the landscape." -Willy Hellpach The preceding statements each reflect the significance of the landscape to one's existential being. The first embodies the veracity of the latter in its specificity of place, the tidal marshes and sea islands of the Carolinas. How do we come to know a place? What is the significance of one's participatory perception of the qualitative experience of the natural world? How can that awareness of the specificity of the surrounding physical environment be imparted through architecture?
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