Report and slides on "New Land," a project on manufactured land in Japan by Justin DeAbreu; "(In)visible Boundaries," by John H. Tsai, 2004; Saga of 66 North (2 CDs)

"Paradise lost: animating the industrial landscape: Eidlitz travel fellowship to Germany and Japan", by Anna Czigler, 2006.

"Vertical Realism: High Density Architecture in China and Westward", by Kyriaki Kasabalis (B.Arch. '10) and Darius Woo (B.Arch '11), 2011.

2007-2008 projects include Terri Lee ('04) and David Scott ('04): "Reconnecting the Threads: Reflections on the Continuum of National Identity and Global Integration: Beyone Modernism and Critical Regionalism in the Socio-Political Landscape of Portugal" (2 CDs); Alyson Liss (B.Arch. '02): Le Corbusier's Villa Le Lac (1923) in Vevey, Switzerland (1 CD).

2008-2009 projects include Savina Vankova Kalkandzhieva (M.Arch. '10): "Reconnect the Threads: Reflections on the Continuum of National Identity and Global Integration" - Brazil (1 CD); Lukasz Adam Szlachcic (B.Arch. '08): "Reterritorialization: Socialist Housing and Market Forces" - housing estates in Czech Republic, Germany, Hungary, Poland, Slovakia (9 CDs).

2009-2010 projects include Patrick Delahoy (B.Arch. '07): "Unraveling Minimalism: Miles, Dugimoto, Sanna" (6 CDs); Eric Oskey (M.Arch. '08) and Ana Leshchinsky (B.Arch. and M.Arch. '08): "Hybridized Completion" - Moscow (6 CDs).

2011 project: "Hither Yon Catalogue 1 8-29-2011 - 3-29-2012." Eric Ross Bernstein, Jeremy Collins Burke, Kirk M. Finkel, and Michael S. Lee are the members of Hither Yon, a design collective currently based in Berlin, German that "explores and promotes creative processes through a dialogue between physical and digital contexts."

2019 project: "Rethinking wabi-sabi: embracing the imperfection and impermanence in design," by Ada Chan and Linqi Dong. A study of Japanese architecture, focusing on wabi-sabi (simplicity and temporality, and material expression and quality) in the architecture of Tokyo and Kyoto.