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Second Act Conversion Of The Mercado De Xabregas, João Santa-Rita 2020 Universidad Autónoma de Lisboa

Second Act Conversion Of The Mercado De Xabregas, João Santa-Rita

IntAR Interventions Adaptive Reuse

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Under The Radar Joe Garlick On Real Estate Development And Equity, Elizabeth Debs, Liliane Wong 2020 Rhode Island School of Design

Under The Radar Joe Garlick On Real Estate Development And Equity, Elizabeth Debs, Liliane Wong

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The Elephant Refuge 'Pre-Use' Vs ''Reuse', Heinrich Hermann 2020 Rhode Island School of Design

The Elephant Refuge 'Pre-Use' Vs ''Reuse', Heinrich Hermann

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Appropriating Architecture Digital Graffiti As Temporary Spatial Intervention, Dorothée King 2020 Art and Design Academy, Basel, Switzerland

Appropriating Architecture Digital Graffiti As Temporary Spatial Intervention, Dorothée King

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Being Architecture And Action From Descartes To Foucault, Barbara Stehle 2020 Rhode Island School of Design

Being Architecture And Action From Descartes To Foucault, Barbara Stehle

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Empowering Actions The Participatory Renovations Of A Shelter, Christian Campagnaro, Nicoló Di Prima 2020 Polytechnic University of Turin

Empowering Actions The Participatory Renovations Of A Shelter, Christian Campagnaro, Nicoló Di Prima

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Free Speech Comes Home La Casa Del Hijo Del Ahuizote, Enrique Aureng Silva 2020 Rhode Island School of Design

Free Speech Comes Home La Casa Del Hijo Del Ahuizote, Enrique Aureng Silva

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The Past Embodied In Action, Laura Gioeni 2020 Rhode Island School of Design

The Past Embodied In Action, Laura Gioeni

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Klan Kosova Resisting New Order, Astrit Nixha 2020 Rhode Island School of Design

Klan Kosova Resisting New Order, Astrit Nixha

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We Are Never Not Inside Discrete Objects And Nested Interiorities, Clay Odom 2020 University of Texas

We Are Never Not Inside Discrete Objects And Nested Interiorities, Clay Odom

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Tactical Urbanism Where It Matters Small Scale Interventions In Underserved Communities, Sally Harrison 2020 Temple University

Tactical Urbanism Where It Matters Small Scale Interventions In Underserved Communities, Sally Harrison

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Everybody's House The Rosa Parks House Project, Ryan Mendoza, Fabia Mendoza, Diogo Vale, João José Santos 2020 Rhode Island School of Design

Everybody's House The Rosa Parks House Project, Ryan Mendoza, Fabia Mendoza, Diogo Vale, João José Santos

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Temporary Acts The Decorators, Kristina Anilane, Luis Sacristan Murga 2020 Kingston School of Art

Temporary Acts The Decorators, Kristina Anilane, Luis Sacristan Murga

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Faraway, So Close Frac Nord-Pas De Calais: On Cloning And Duplication, Stefano Corbo 2020 Rhode Island School of Design

Faraway, So Close Frac Nord-Pas De Calais: On Cloning And Duplication, Stefano Corbo

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Evapotranspiration Of Urban Landscape Trees And Turfgrass In An Arid Environment: Potential Trade-Offs In The Landscape, Tamara Wynne, Dale Devitt 2020 University of Nevada, Las Vegas

Evapotranspiration Of Urban Landscape Trees And Turfgrass In An Arid Environment: Potential Trade-Offs In The Landscape, Tamara Wynne, Dale Devitt

Life Sciences Faculty Research

Irrigation in arid urban landscapes can use significant amounts of water. Water conservation must be based on plant species and the ability to meet plant water requirements while minimizing overirrigation. However, actual evapotranspiration (ET) estimates for landscape trees and turfgrass in arid environments are poorly documented, especially direct comparisons to assess potential trade-offs. We conducted research to quantify ET of 10 common landscape tree species grown in southern Nevada and compared these values with the ET of both a warm season and cool season turfgrass species. The trees were grown in a plot with a high-density planting (256 trees/ha). A …


The Influence Of Surface Types Towards Run-Off Water In Urban Park, Febby Andini 2020 Syracuse University

The Influence Of Surface Types Towards Run-Off Water In Urban Park, Febby Andini

International Programs

Pavements in Alun Kapuas Park constribute 63 of run off water over the capacity of the soil to infiltrate. This water will potentially causes the flooding and puddling issues.


Tool For Observing Play Outdoors (Topo): A New Typology For Capturing Children's Play Behaviors In Outdoor Environments, Janet Loebach, Adina Cox 2020 Cornell University

Tool For Observing Play Outdoors (Topo): A New Typology For Capturing Children's Play Behaviors In Outdoor Environments, Janet Loebach, Adina Cox

Landscape Architecture Faculty Publications

Engagement in play has been definitively linked to the healthy development of children across physical, social, cognitive, and emotional domains. The enriched nature of high-quality outdoor play environments can afford a greater diversity of opportunities for play than indoor settings. To more effectively design outdoor play settings, we must better understand how the physical environment supports, or hinders, the different types of play which suit children's needs and interests. However, play typologies or observation tools available to date do not adequately capture the unique characteristics of outdoor play. This paper outlines the development and testing of the Tool for Observing …


Resilient Golf Course Design: Renovating Eaglewood Golf Course To Improve Stormwater Management & Increase Wildlife Habitat, Foster Cook 2020 Utah State University

Resilient Golf Course Design: Renovating Eaglewood Golf Course To Improve Stormwater Management & Increase Wildlife Habitat, Foster Cook

All Graduate Plan B and other Reports, Spring 1920 to Spring 2023

The Earth is experiencing climatic changes globally, influencing issues such as reduced water availability, loss of native habitats for flora and fauna, increased resource demand and consumption by humans, continued dependency on carbon-based energy, rapid population growth and rising global temperatures. In order to combat and mitigate these issues, changes to our design habits will be required. Historically, golf courses have been viewed negatively with regard to environmental impacts, due to excessive water use, reliance on herbicides and pesticides and the carbon footprint associated with mowing. However, recent studies have shown that golf courses have the potential to positively impact …


Cultural Ecosystem Services Of Agroecosystems Along The Wasatch Front, Utah, Tiffany K. Woods 2020 Utah State University

Cultural Ecosystem Services Of Agroecosystems Along The Wasatch Front, Utah, Tiffany K. Woods

All Graduate Theses and Dissertations, Spring 1920 to Summer 2023

Agroecosystems, including peri-urban systems, are important providers of a range of services. However, management of these systems has generally been based on the market value of crops, neglecting to capture the broader public goods that ecosystem services provide to stakeholders. While the ecosystem service framework (Millennium Ecosystem Assessment [MEA], 2005) has been adopted to measure the market and non-market values associated with these services, knowledge gaps persist, particularly with respect to the quantification and valuation of cultural ecosystem services (CES). In this paper, the determination of CES values assigned to agroecosystems by residents of two communities along the Wasatch Front, …


Guidelines For Designing Nodal Landmarks That Foster Enhanced Pedestrian Wayfinding, Imageability, And Sense Of Place In The Central Business District, Of Dallas, Texas, Michael A. Webb 2020 University of Texas at Arlington

Guidelines For Designing Nodal Landmarks That Foster Enhanced Pedestrian Wayfinding, Imageability, And Sense Of Place In The Central Business District, Of Dallas, Texas, Michael A. Webb

Landscape Architecture Masters & Design Theses - Archive

City nodes are designed and used to help improve a city’s wayfinding, imageability, and sense of place. If these nodes lack evidence-based image creation and navigation facilitation design parameters, the result is often disorientation within the urban environment. This research through design thesis suggests that the Central Business District of Dallas, Texas is an ideal location for proposed design improvements. Backed by a review of literature, survey responses, behavioral observations, and research-through design, a problematic node was chosen for a detailed design proposal to improve the wayfinding, imageability, and sense of place within the West End Historic District of Dallas, …


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