In his thesis, Yasir states that architecture does not need to be either closed and subdivided, or open and gradated. He instead explores amalgamations of both through a design proposal of a hypothetical library based in Amman, Jordan. The program of a modern library calls for variations in privacy, climate and storage, making it ideal for such an exploration. The site’s predictable climate also allows greater degrees of experimentation in the enhancement of spaces. He will defend his thesis on Monday December 14th, 2015 at 10:30 AM in ARC 2026