Jefferson's MS in Sustainable Design program

Congrats to MSSD Grad Carolina Martinez!

And wrapping things up this week, Carrie Collins also successfully defended her thesis: Human Nature: a digital platform to connect humans with nature through their indigenous heritage. Congratulations Carrie!

Also this week, Niranjan Patil successfully defended his thesis: Towards India’s First Net Positive Airport: A Resilient and Sustainable Design Proposal for Pune. Congratulations Niranjan!

Also this week, Surabhi Khanderia successfully defended her thesis: Impacts of Building Circularity on Carbon Emissions: A Statistical Life Cycle Analysis of a Greenhouse. Congratulations Surabhi!

This week, Abhiri Khisty successfully defended her thesis: Placemaking and Community Revival: The Design of a Community Center in Oshiwara,Mumbai. Congratulations Abhiri!

Earlier this semester, Husham Al-Naseri successfully defended his thesis: Towards a Resilient Energy Solution in Iraq. Congratulations Husham!

Also this week, Hayden Remick successfully defended his thesis: Climate Resilience Through Landscape: The Creation of a New Business Model and Design Proposal in Ardmore, PA Congratulations Hayden!

This week, Ageela Madkhali successfully defended her thesis: A Vision for Sustainable Education in Saudi Arabia: The Design of a New 6th Grade Curriculum. Congratulations Ageela!

courtesy of Upendra Sri Sainath

And finally, yesterday, Khalid Mirza successfully defended his thesis: A Vision for a Sustainable Hijazi Mixed-use Community in Makkah, KSA. Congratulations Khalid!

Also yesterday, Sayali Gudekar successfully defended her thesis: The Design of a Sustainable Water Treatment for a Religious Pilgrimage Site along the Bhima River, India. Congratulations Sayali!

Yesterday, Zubair Baloch successfully defended his thesis: The Design of a Resilient Mixed-use Highrise Building in Philadelphia. Congratulations Zubair!

Khalid Mirza Final Thesis Presentation: A Vision for a Sustainable Hijazi Mixed-use Community in Makkah, KSA

Also yesterday, Keaghan Caldwell successfully defended his thesis: Sustainable Communal Living in Rural Washington: A Design Response to the Need for Non-Traditional Development in Spokane County. Congratulations Keaghan!