• Designing Spaces that Support Health for the Whole Person: A Sensory Processing Perspective of Healthcare Design in Community-Based Settings 

  Pierce, Molly (2019-06)

  There are many barriers to built environments that affect health, well-being, and accessibility. Interdisciplinary models are informing healthcare design that addresses many of these barriers to support health. This research ...
• Open to the Public: Energy Efficiency and Alternative Use Guidelins for Historic Buildings in Region 6 of the USFS 

  Kornder, Kate (2019-06)

  There are innumerable historic buildings in the Pacific Northwest region of the United States Forest Service that are important elements of the nation’s history. Unfortunately, many of these structures are underutilized ...
• A Woman's Place is in the Register: Advancing Women's Stories in Oregon's Historic Sites 

  Sanhueza, Alicia (2019-06-12)

  The merit-based National Register of Historic Places (National Register) serves as the preeminent designation for historic resources in Oregon and a requirement for most historic preservation incentives. While many historic ...
• Acts of Location: Rot or Renewal 

  Vaughn, Jen (2019)
• Ordinary Crises 

  Parnes, Stephanie (2019)
• Functionally Fine 

  Thompson, Kayla (2019)
• Platform Bazaar 

  Bjork, Aaron (2019)

  In the first century, Romans gathered in open-air marketplaces known now by the word bazaar, a variant of the Persian word bazar. As hubs for converging trade routes, these marketplaces served not only as sites for commerce, ...
• Two Snake 

  Claybrook, Talon (2019)
• Notes on Process and Practice 

  Howell, Leah (2019)

  The intersection of the permanent and impermanent, the disposable and the pleasurable opens up a space for my work to live in. I seek to create a tension between the familiarity of objects, materiality and fragmentation. ...
• A Vacuum for Artificial Turf 

  Miller, Daniel (2019)
• Exuberance to Disturbance: Stories 

  Khan, Sumer (2019)

  Exuberance to Disturbance is a selection of personal anecdotes, lists, and short stories, a verbal articulation to one way of working visually. The purpose of this research is to establish different ways of generating ideas ...
• An Incendiary Proposal 

  Moignard, Neal (2019)

  A description of the intellectual process and cultural influences of 11 artworks produced at the University of Oregon in 2019.
• Too Much, Not Enough: On Representation and Identity-Fraught Screen Culture 

  Segapeli, Aja (2019)
• Identifying the Potential for Intensive Green Roof Farming in New York City 

  McComas, Sierra (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 ...
• Streets to Social Space: A Tactical Approach to Suburban Placemaking 

  Sund, Nicholas (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 ...
• Sublime Intervention 

  Stone, Emma (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 ...
• A Shared Belonging: Designing for Equitable Micromobility in Portland, Oregon 

  Six, Hannah (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 ...
• DYNAMIC DITCHES: An Algorithmic Modeling Approach to Site-Scale Stormwater Solutions 

  Weaver, Christopher G (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 ...
• Inclusive Landscape Design: Co-Creation with Animals 

  Murphy, Tori (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 ...
• Sea Level, Stormwater, and Land Use: Inundation in City Planning for Coos Bay, Oregon 

  Stillman, C (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 ...

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