INDUSTRIAL URBANISM suggests that economics-driven frameworks of industry be extended into an analysis that includes the physical environment and city-building. Such a perspective addresses future relationships between cities and industry as well as between current urban planning and the places designed for manufacturing. More specifically, this project focuses on the spatial implications and physical design of integrating contemporary manufacturing into the city

This project concerns revealing and documenting the rapidly vanishing, unique, and scarcely known housing projects and neighborhoods that were designed and constructed all over the country by the United States Government during World War I. The purpose of this research is to: First, to expose this remarkable national endeavor, the people behind it and the neighborhoods that were built; second, to document and catalog all existing structures and communities built; and third, to interpret the role