Renew North Nevada Avenue: Progress and Measures Report
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Erin Andrews-Sharer
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Understanding Future Growth on Alameda
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Robin AdamsCreating Identity Anchors
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Dina BleeckerUsing Shared Micromobility Ridership and Public Crash Data to Prioritize Adopted Bike and Infrastructure Recommendations
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Brendan CicioneAssessing The First and Last Mile Gap for Elderly and Disabled Populations on Federal Boulevard
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Nicholas Dam
Walkability in the Town of Lyons, CO
Student Researcher: Lilly Bell and Eli Berrier
North Progress Redevelopment Opportunity Subarea Plan
Student Researcher: Emma Bangs
Analysis of Detached ADU Regulations in Denver
Student Researcher: Erik Braaten
Mitigating Displacement: Infrastructure Investment Impacts and Community Capacity
Student Researcher: Evelyn Burr
Fort Collins Missing Middle Core
Student Researcher: Bryan Conner
South Broadway Corridor BRT Study
Student Researcher: Laura Culleton and Blake Van Jacobs
University Boulevard Urban Design Vision Plan
Student Researcher: Eric DeNardo
Illustrating Vision: The East Mulberry Plan
Student Researcher: Morgan GardnerAssessing and Optimizing Planning Board's Role in Denver's Land Use Planning and Regulation Decision-making
Student Researcher: Fredrick Glick
Parker Senior Center and RTD Site Subarea Plan
Student Researcher: Mikhail Kaminer
Buena Vista Parks and Trails Master Plan
Student Researcher: Claire Guthrie and Lauren Platman
Barriers to Accessible Housing in Cheyenne, Wyoming
Student Researcher: Matthew Karney
Eclectic Renewal: Old Town Lafayette Revitalization Plan
Student Researcher: Lauren Kelly and Ana Rae Miller
Improving Transportation Efficiency and Bus Ridership: Arapahoe Basin Ski Area
Student Researcher: Danny Klibaner
Gateway Communities: Affordable Housing Issues & Planning Solutions in Teton Valley
Student Researcher: Sarah KnoeblGraduate Research Assistant Work to Support Faculty Research
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Green gentrification or ‘just green enough’: Do park location, size and function affect whether a place gentrifies or not?
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Jeremy Németh, Ph.DAlessandro Rigolon
Historic Preservation and Disaster Recovery
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Andrew Rumbach and Douglas Appler (University of Kentucky) Andrew Rumbach and Douglas Appler (Associate Professor of Historic Preservation at the University of Kentucky) have written a new article on the role of the Main Street Program in post-disaster recovery plans and processes.Modeling the Vulnerability of Mobile Home Parks to Disaster: A Longitudinal Study of Affordable Housing Loss After Hurricane Michael
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Andrew Rumbach; Esther Sullivan; Carrie Makarewicz Andrew Rumbach and Carrie Makarewicz, Department of Urban and Regional Planning, along with Esther Sullivan, Department of Sociology, have received a grant from the National Science Foundation to study the impact of Hurricane Michael on mobile home parks in northern Florida.Walsenburg Fox Theater
Retrofitting Strategies for an Historic TheaterArchitectural Design for Traditional Neighborhoods
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Korkut Onaran, Fernando Pagés Ruiz, Ronnie Pelusio and Tom Lyon The Vinyl Siding Institute published 300 copies of Professor Korkut Onaran's book in July, which "summarizes the most critical design lessons the authors have learned through many years of practice developing traditional neighborhoods."Urban disasters beyond the city: Environmental risk in India’s fast-growing towns and villages
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Andrew RumbachGretel Follingstad
In March 2019, Urban and Regional Planning Associate Professor Andy Rumbach and Gretel Follingstad (PhD candidate in Design & Planning) published a new article in the International Journal of Disaster Risk Reduction. They studied 5 fast-growing towns and villages in the mountains of West Bengal, India with some pretty eye-opening findings.