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Andrew Castanheira, “Eco-Revelatory Design – Take II: Design Interventions at Sweetwater Wetlands Park”
Yiying Deng, “Adaptation to Sea Level Rise: Adaptive Strategies for Urban Waterfront Parks”
Jiaying Hu, “Sensory Gardens: Public and Professional Perceptions and Design Recommendation”
Ming Ji, “Wildlife-Friendly Streetscape”
Sarah McDermott, “Springshed Restoration: Recovery Potential of Green Infrastructure and Opportunities for Restoration within the Kings Bay/Crystal River Springshed”
Christopher Nelson, “First Amendment & U”
Bryan Pepper, “Skateboarding and the Urban Landscape: Integrating Cultures in Porter’s Art Park”
Breanna Ross Stern, “Landscape Architecture on the Offense: Designing an Urban Park for Homeless Populations in Northeast Florida”
Xiaoya Wu, “A Study of the Amenity Design Principles of Green Street Projects in Seattle and Their Application to Innovation Square in Gainesville”
Jingyan Xu, “Comparative Study of Urban Riverine Flooding Landscape Infrastructure in U.S. and China”
Hua Huang, “Elements Affecting Psychological Accessibility of Neighborhood Parks in Gainesville”
Lea Kindt, “Conversations on Maintenance – Design Strategy for Landscapes that Change”
Wenjun Lu, “The Influence of Bus Stop Amenity Design on Riders’ Willingness to Utilize Bus Transit: The Gainesville, FL RTS as Case Study”
Kim Pollard, “Gauging Public Perception of Landscape Architecture through Spouses“
Jason Seickel, “Gainesville’s Depot Park: A Study of Social Interaction”
Kelsey Trujeque, Waiving Complete Streets? Are eminent domain waivers in roadway expansion projects helping or hurting Florida’s Complete Streets Initiative?”
Bayliss, Jacqueline. “Repurposing the East Coast Railway: Keys Extension”
Rosenbloom, Jana. “Social Engagement in Interactive Queues and Applications in the Public Realm”
Reyes, Sarah. “Intergenerational Interactions”
Babiak, Leslie. “Quantifying the Ecological, Social, and Economic Benefits of designed Landscapes: A
Performance-Based Case Study of Kissimmee Florida’s Lakefront Park”
Christie Allen, “Resilience Planning Through Urban Recentralization in Medium-Density Coastal Cities”
Max Deledda, “Visualizing Incremental Growth with Dynamic Suitability Modeling”
Sara Kovachich, “The Multifunctional Agricultural Park”
Mary Beth Litrico, “The Feasibility of Achieving Multifunctional Stormwater Basins”
Erika Mayer, “Appearance Guidelines for Bioswale Design in North Central Florida Using a Visual Preference Study and Community Feedback”
Belinda Nettles, “Suburban Landscape Evaluation Method: A Methodology Using GIS for Identifying Post-War II Suburban Cultural Landscapes”
Jarrod Prentice, “Land Protection Strategies for Conservation”
Yuzhu Qian, “Guidelines for Recycling Waster Construction in Community Park Design”
John Simpson, “Sector Planning and the Environment”
Jessica Soleyn, “Landscape Architecture for Humanity”
Claudia Visconti, “Adaptation to Coastal Change”
Siyang Wen, “Generating Low Impact Development Networks”
Lala Yi, “Using GIS Suitability to Identify Tactical Urbanism Opportunities for T.O.D.”
Le Zang, “Sustaining Florida’s Working Waterfront’s”
Jingshu Zhou, “Revitalizing Cultural Landscapes in Urban Historic Districts: Creating a System for Waterfront Pedestrian Area in the Old Center of Guangzhou”
Sarah Thompson, “Designing Place by Holding Space: Transformative Communication as a Guide for the Communicative Practice of Participatory Place-Making”
Aaron Weiner, “Low Socioeconomic Youth’s Nature Perceptions Influencing Homeless Shelter Design”
Teddy Weppelmann, “Environmental Impact Design for Conservation Developments”
Taylor Benjamin Clem, “Rebuilding a Language with the Landscape: A Saint Johns River Blackwater Assessment Program”
Bryant Cook, “Eco Industrial Parks: Impacts of Resource Flows on Site Planning Decisions”
Matthew Franko, “A Symbiotic Relationship Between Golf Courses and Hydro Fracturing: Achieved Through Visual, Physical, and Chemical Mitigation Techniques”
Jennifer Frost, “A Model for Converting Suburban Ornamental Landscape Areas to Urban Agriculture”
Ashley Potchynok, “Naturalistic Enrichment for Primate Landscape Immersion Exhibits”
Mia Daniela Requesens, “Developing a Methodology for Community Engagement with an Emphasis on Stormwater Management Preferences”
Amanda Shaw, “New Art City: Identifying and Linking Opportunities in the Urban Environment that Support and Grow Creative Communities”
Joshua Berry, “Campus Landscape and the Collegiate Experience: Designing Purposeful Spaces for the Contemporary Student”
Amanda Kingsbury, “The Use of Parks as a Foundation for Urban Redevelopment: Adapting the Paris Redevelopment Model to Milwaukee, Wisconsin”
Wes MacLeod, “Livability Enhancements for the Waldo Road Corridor: an equitable approach to transportation and mobility”
Brightman Samuel Thomas, “Fulfilling the “Well-Ordered City”: A Green Space Master Plan for the Centro Storico of Florence, Italy “
Junhao Jiang, “Integrating Ecological, Cultural & Multi-Modal Resources in Downtown Jacksonville, Florida”
Cindi Rhoades, “Strategies for Fostering Intergenerational Relationships in the Landscape”
Su-Hui Tsai, “Sustainability Guidelines For The Urban Landscape”
Siu Jun Wong, “Regenerating Urban Landscape: A Framework for Ecological Urban Design in Kai Tak River, Hong Kong”
Elijah George, “Green Infrastructure and its Potential Impact on Redevelopment and Urban Stormwater”
Benjamin Himschoot, “Reconectando el Rio Tunjuelo: Reconnecting the River Tunjuelo”
Charles Latimer, “A New Model for Urban Forest Planning: Using the Design Process and Technology to Develop Structure and Function”
Michael O’Brien, “Heartland 2060: Integrating Conservation and Development in South Central Florida”
Bonnie Pell, “Urban Agriculture as a Tool for Community Development: A Case Study in Port-au-Prince, Haiti”
Kelly Barnes Perez, “Aesthetics in Ecological Design of Residential Communities”
Jiachun Yao, “Exploring Sustainable Materials to Retrofit Existing Chinese Parks: A Case Study of Lotus Hill Park”
Joshua Lower, “Design Guidelines for Enhanced Visual Preference and Community Identity at Highway Interchanges”
Caroline Baek, “Interpretation of the Cultural and Scientific Landscape
of the Bosscha Observatory: Site and Design Concept Through Contemporary Cesign”
Meredith Leigh, ”Romancing the Seine: An Exploration into the Experience
of Romantic Urban Landscapes”
Mary Brown, “Investigation of a Synergistic Relationship Between Conservation and Cattle Ranching: A GIS Modeling Analysis in South Central Florida“
Charles Bondo, “Interpretation as a Means to Design Public Space: A Focus on Charles Towne Landing State Historic Site”
Katherine Clark, “Fish Camps: Lessons from a Vernacular Landscape”
Carrie Gibson, “Sensitive Development and Historic Districts: Recommendations for Connecting to Sense of Place”
Kim Heiss, “Visual Preference for Stormwater Pond Edge Treatments: Design Guidelines for Enhanced Stormwater Ponds in Opens Space Subdivisions”
Amy Morie, “Hangouts Close to Home: Teen Landscape Preferences for North Florida Neighborhoods”
Robin Pelensky, “Walkability and Low Impact Development in Newberry, Florida: Design Guidelines for Rural Communities“
Louis Pesce, “A Pair of Spectacles as Lenses in Landscape: Poetic Interpretations of a Boston Harbor Island“
Ken Ray, “Guidelines for Developing Neighborhood Park Spaces for an Active and Healthy Living Culture”
Robbie Roach, “Encouraging Outdoor Education in Elementary Curriculum“
Neal Schafers, “Green Design: Strategies and Applications for Planning and Designing Sustainable Communities and Homes”
Melissa Werndli, “Land Use Visualization Using Multi-Criteria Evaluation and a GIS Based Decision Support System: A Quasi-Dynamic Model”
Stephanie Appel, “Dynamic Interpretation and Design Development Guidelines: Integrating Botanical Garden Objectives into the Landscape“
Ivy Clinton, “Designing Urban Parks to Promote Physical Activity: A Set of Design Guidelines for Landscape Architects”
Brenda Curtis, “Using Community Input to Create Future Development Plans in Keeping with the Preservation of the Cultural and Natural Character of Panacea, Florida”
Ana Maria Mena, “Designing For the Birds: Using GIS Analysis and Landscape Architecture Design Process to Enhance and Preserve Urban Avian Habitat in Gainesville, Florida”
Cary Hester, “A Restoration Proposal for Palm Cottage Gardens Gotha, Florida”
Michael Madsen, “Landscape Architecture “Revalidation” of Les Halles: A Theory-Based Critique”
Danika Randolph, “Hydrozone Design in Pasco County, Florida: Resources for Water-Conserving Landscape Ordinance Requirements”
Karen Bishop, “Security by Design, Reducing Opportunities and Rewards of Terrorism: Landscape Architecture Design Guidelines for the Urban Core of Jacksonville, Florida”
Ryan Hargrove, “Remembering the Past, Designing the Future: Design Guidelines for the Enhancement and Creation of Alzheimer’s Gardens”
Marjorie Hennessy, “Physical Suitability and Local Attitudes: A Process for Exploring the Ecotourism Potential in Parque Nacional Sierra de Bahoruco”
Kelly Hughes, “Redesigning Renourishment: Guidelines and Priorities that Create a Better Beach for Sea Turtles, Human Users, and the Goals of Beach Renourishment”
Rachel A. Morten, “Connecting People with Wildlife: An Integration of Wildlife Rehabilitation, Ecosystem Restoration, and Prescribed Burning”
Christine M. Stafford, “An Evaluation of the Potential Use of New Urbanism and CPTED in Subsidized Elderly Housing”
Christopher Wirtz, “A Three-step Approach to Obtaining Design Preferences from the Citizens of San Pedro, California”
Jeffrey Maxwell, “Restorative Environments and Landscape Architecture in Healthcare Settings”
Daniel P. Manley, “The Degree of Civitas in Golf Courses Integrating the Golf Course and the New Urbanism”