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Adaptive Reuse in Colorado: Embracing the Space of ‘Already but Not Yet’ for Time-responsive Design Strategies
This dissertation explores what it means to utilize architectural design in a way that encourages a moment-by-moment approach to the experience of space. The anthropological concept of liminality is, at its simplest, an awareness of the ‘already but not yet’. It draws attention to the meaningful tra
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