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I argue that self-organized arts spaces must be acknowledged, accommodated, and planned for, and the coexistence of their safety and creativity must not only be allowed but also enabled.
Thesis: Marian April Glebes
Thesis Marian April Glebes
Marginalized youth often lack sufficient access to quality, safe, and diverse spaces that support their holistic development due to environmental traumas such as poverty, disinvestment, pollution, violent crime, and substance use.
Thesis: Amanda Cecilia Peña
Thesis Amanda Cecilia Peña
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Interdisciplinary Independent Studio: Jackson Plumlee and Jamaica Reese-Julien
Independent Studio: Plumlee and Reese-Julien
The Plan focused on three towns at the border of the DR and Haiti - Pepillo Salcedo, Jimani, and Pedernales
Healing Borders: Dominican Republic
CPLN 7020
By examining the history of intervention and redevelopment in Dharavi and evaluating current policies, the thesis aims to contribute to a more nuanced and comprehensive understanding of the complexities of urban development in rapidly changing Indian cities.
Thesis: Christina Rose Michael
Thesis Christina Rose Michael
A site-level plan examines how the people of St. Croix can build social, cultural, and environmental resilience.
St. Croix: Addressing Climate Change and Sea Level Rise in the US Virgin Islands
CPLN 7010
Public restroom access in Boston faces issues of equity for race and class, especially on the MBTA transit system.
Boston’s Transportation Future: Safety, Enforcement, and Equity
CPLN 7050
The studio chose to reimagine the DC-295 as a boulevard, with distinct features at different parts of the corridor.
Anacostia Riverfront Corridor
CPLN 707
Sea-level rise along the Northeast corridor threatens rail, road, and natural infrastructure.
Power/Practice/Place: Responding to Vulnerability, Philly to Baltimore
CPLN 7030
These empirical findings of disparities in accessing DE and EL that are associated with safe driving skills development motivate planning interventions to address equity issues in access to DE, such as subsidy programs that ease the barriers for lower-SES teenagers and families.
Thesis: Jasmine Siyu Wu
Thesis Jasmine Siyu Wu
This work contends that the federal government can play a more active role in bridging the transmission supply gap by leveraging its land for transmission siting in the region, and, particularly, its land reserved for coal operations.
Thesis: Lindsey M. Hover
Thesis Lindsey M. Hover
The study finds that tightening housing markets are decreasing the supply of affordable rental units available through the private market and negatively impacting the housing outcomes of the homelessness response system.
Thesis: Chris Brzovic
Thesis Chris Brzovic
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