

Type of Document Master's Thesis Author Wambaugh, Virginia Author's Email Address vw3a@vt.edu URN etd-11202010-140259 Title (De)Constructing Thresholds Degree Master of Architecture Department Architecture Advisory Committee
Advisor Name Title Piedmont-Palladino, Susan C. Committee Chair Holt, Jaan Committee Member Kelsch, Paul J. Committee Member Keywords
- threshold
- theater
Date of Defense 2010-09-22 Availability unrestricted Abstract How can a building and the landscape be integrated in such a way that the interior and exterior begin to infiltrate each other, blurring and in some cases breaking the threshold between them?
A threshold is a place, time, or event that indicates the passage from one state to another. Instead of a simple dividing line, thresholds should be understood as a choreographed sequence of spaces, both inside and outside the building envelope.
This project will explore the means to strategically break thresholds between different conditions to create a building intimately bound to the physical, social, and mental landscape it inhabits.
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