JavaScript is disabled for your browser. Some features of this site may not work without it.
Browsing Landscape Architecture Master's Projects by Issue Date
Navigation
Display Options
Results
Now showing items 21-40 of 73
-
(2018-08-25)Urban green stormwater infrastructure facilities come in many forms, which include variation in the number and types of plant species. How plant diversity in stormwater facilities is perceived and valued by the public, ...
-
(2018-08-25)Planning for uncertain, future climates has become a dominant framework in resource management fields, and has recently expanded into cultural resource strategies within the National Park Service (NPS). However, because ...
-
(2018-08-25)In seeking to develop a design approach inspired by African American culture, jazz emerged as a deep source of creativity in art and design. This project looks at the invariable features of jazz—improvisation, syncopation, ...
-
(2018-08-25)Memories of displacement, loss, and discrimination are oten present in designed sites. A decline in memory and story sharing has let these memories lingering on sites, open wounds waiting to be unearthed, discussed, and ...
-
(2018-08-25)Federal-tribal collaborations in resource management are becoming more common, but successes are difficult to duplicate and recommendations for future partnerships are often vague, nontransferable, or dependent on a ...
-
(2018-08-25)is project examines the potential applicability of Video Game Engines to the representation of landscape architectural designs. Video Game Engines present a unique and novel format for design representation in that they ...
-
(2018-08-25)Extending the workflow of Building Information Modeling (BIM) to the field of landscape architecture has significantly improved the workflow across design disciplines. This project explores how BIM can assist landscape ...
-
(2018-08-25)Butterfly populations face many challenges, none so great as the loss of habitat do to urbanization. The practice of clearing native vegetation and replacing it with an exotic plant palette forces many urban butterflies ...
-
Boundaries in Movement: Designing for an adaptable 21st-century multi-family residential landscape (2018-08-25)In our rapidly densifying urban environment, diversifying family types, and evolving urban demographics, it is of great value to reconsider ways to design residential landscapes that are adaptable to natural and cultural ...
-
(2019-06-18)Climate change impacts the world at different rates and scales. This project examines the effects of climate change in the residential landscape in the Midwest, an under-examined— but crucial—topic in climate change ...
-
(2019-06-18)This project sought to explore ways in which algorithmic modeling may lend a methodology to the landscape architecture design process. Specifically, a computational design framework originating from industrial engineering ...
-
(2019-06-18)As American cities transition from decades of automobile dependency to walking, biking, and transit, new and emerging forms of mobility such as ride-sharing, microvehicles, and autonomous vehicles offer a new paradigm of ...
-
(2019-06-18)Ecological restoration is a field that is constantly evolving as we learn more about how much we do not know about our surroundings. This research looks at the potential to co-create with native animals as a way to provide ...
-
(2019-06-18)Using a study site in rural coastal Oregon (within the City of Coos Bay) this project generated a transferable process for rural coastal towns in need of efficient and pragmatic flood-mitigation plans. By observing the ...
-
(2019-06-18)In consideration of climate change and the increasing trend of extreme weather events, communities see more urgent needs for preparation, especially for protecting their vulnerable populations. Given the growing climate ...
-
(2019-06-18)Despite their remote location and green veneer, landfills, like many industrial sites, have become monuments to consumerism. Every day in Lane County, Oregon, the equivalent of six pounds of waste per resident joins the ...
-
(2019-06-18)Many US cities are experiencing exceptionally high housing costs and housing shortages, this is especially true in California, where housing costs greatly exceed those of the rest of the nation. State law-makers and ...
-
(2019-06-18)Portland Oregon’s Forest Park— one of the largest urban forests in the United States—usership is in a state of inequitable distribution, disproportionately allocating “the benefits and burdens of [urban] growth and ...
-
(2019-06-18)Climate change, capitalism, globalism, densification of cities, and the rise of large scale monocrop farming have created an environmental landscape of food instability and a lost opportunity for human connection to and ...
-
(2021-03-24)Landscape architects have the potential to contribute to climate change mitigation through natural climate solutions that sequester carbon in ecosystems. However, landscape architects lack resources on how to design landscapes ...
Now showing items 21-40 of 73