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Tromp van Holst, Katherine
(University of Oregon, 2016)
The purpose of this research is to document
the operational elements used to effectively
adapt formerly rural, urban cemeteries into
more multi-functional urban open spaces, with
expanded ecosystem and passive ...
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Megyeri, Krisztián
(University of Oregon, 2016)
While bicycling is growing in the U.S., only 1% of all trips are made by bike.
Surveys reveal that up to 60% of the U.S. population is interested in biking
as a legitimate mode of transportation, but they are concerned ...
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Byrne, Kayla
(University of Oregon, 2016)
The question I intend to answer with this
project is: Can artistic practice stimulate
the designer and the public to interact in
ways that will promote public awareness
of a local post-industrial site? The aim
of this ...
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Lewis, Alison
(University of Oregon, 2016)
This project uses spatial analysis to identify existing buildings in Multnomah County, Oregon, that, if
retrofitted with an ecoroof, could serve as breeding and stopover habitat for the Oregon vesper sparrow
and common ...
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Shepard, Rebecca
(University of Oregon, 2016)
To robustly implement low impact development
stormwater solutions, the University of Oregon
would benefi t from using a pattern language
approach to plan East Campus. Most stormwater
on the UO campus now disappears ...
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Pierce, Nancy
(University of Oregon, 2016)
Brownfields are most often located adjacent to disadvantaged communities. While toxicity
is a primary concern surrounding brownfields there has been very little study on the social
impact of these parks. This Master’s ...
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Stoecklein, Kelly
(University of Oregon, 2016)
Methods of selecting cultural landscapes by current leading organizations
are successful, however, this paper argues that an expanded definition of
‘cultural landscape’, a less restrictive landscape age requirement, and ...
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Jepson-Sullivan, Andrew
(University of Oregon, 2016)
Landscape architects are often required to produce graphics that
serve both as a presentation of data and as an exploration of design and
process. These images are used to not only show what a landscape will
look like ...
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Jorgensen, Matthew R.
(University of Oregon, 2016-06-10)
Our climate is now changing at an alarming and measurable rate. The next century will bring
changes with a speed we have not yet experienced, and it is imperative that we preemptively
address projected effects. The focus ...
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Stapleton, Elizabeth
(2016-09-15)
The graphics we make influence the ways we
create and conceive of landscape. The static graphic
conventions currently preferred within landscape
architecture often fall short of capturing the intangible
characteristics ...
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Oneal, Keegan
(2017-07-09)
Emergence can be defined as “the movement from low-level rules to higherlevel
sophistication” (Johnson, 2001). Emergence helps to explain how
systems develop and change, and there is a growing body of literature ...
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Poranski, Colin
(2017-07-09)
A translation of the Jerusalem pilgrimage site of the
Via Dolorosa (the path followed by Christ over the
course of his Passion), the Stations of the Cross is
a vitally important practice, a frequent subject of
art and ...
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Davis, Bryn
(2017-07-09)
The Problem- The threat of a Cascadia Subduction Zone (CSZ) earthquake
and tsunami on the Oregon Coast has prompted coastal communities
to update and re-evaluate disaster resilience management plans. Most
plans are based ...
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Cronan, Daniel
(2017-07-09)
PURPOSE: Evaluating a student’s development is key to understanding whether and
how they are learning. This project focuses on landscape architecture and planning
education, using a set curriculum, courses, and workshops ...
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Rayle, Derek
(2018-06-18)
This project uses interview responses from local, impacted people to explore the future landscape of the Lithium Pilot Plant in Salar de Uyuni, Bolivia, as its development responds to the rise and fall of global lithium ...
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Carr, Alden
(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 ...
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Hawthorne, Chad
(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 ...
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Chen, Lin (Flora)
(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 ...
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Willeke, Jamie
(2018-08-25)
Physical activity is a main component of preventing and
controlling chronic diseases associated with sedentary
lifestyles. When built environments are developed to prioritize
vehicle transportation, coupled with increased ...
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Maxson, John
(2018-08-25)
The troubling material history of the colonial mahogany trade’s ties to slave labor and
environmental degradation is often obscured by the reverence we place on the craftsmanship
and pedigree of its products. Although ...
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