Research and Creative Work
In the College of Architecture and Planning at the University of Colorado Denver, students and faculty engage directly with our vibrant city, dynamic community, and magnificent landscape by working on real projects that make a real difference. Explore the ways research and creative projects at CAP ignite evolution that enriches places for people and the planet.
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Denver’s Last Food Mile: The People and Patterns of Third-Party Food Delivery in Denver, Colorado
Gregory L Simon 11/1/2021The role of green stormwater infrastructure in supporting plant biodiversity and ecosystem services along an urban greenway in Colorado
Laurel Hartley and Christina Alba 11/1/2021Developing protocols to better characterize and utilize networks of low-cost air quality monitors to inform public health and urban planning
Priyanka deSouza and Ben Crawford 11/1/2021Pueblo West Community Parks
9/1/2017 - 8/1/2018 Multi-scaled "kit of parks" for Long-Term DevelopmentRidgway Performing Arts Stage
Jordan Borkovec Megan Brankamp CK Dohrmann DJ Gratzer Marcus Johnson Eva Kirkman Afsaneh Makooi Brian Martin Laura Mears Aaron Michalak Jenna Nelson Lauren Peterson Nathan Sandberg Jennifer Reece Christine Walsh 8/8/2016Oak Creek Recreation Master Plan (Phase 1)
- Project Team: Chad Reischl, CCCD student
- Local Participants:Oak Creek Town Council, Recreation Focus Group
Cedar Gardens / Cedar Avenue Master Plan
- Project Team: Sarah Doyle, Atalya Kozak, Anthony Pozzuoli
- Local Participants:Ryan McCaw, Joyce Harwick, Kevin McGlaughlin, and Krissy Williams from MWHS
Yuma District Hospital
- Project Team: Vickie Berkley, CCCD staff, Pat Healy, Sarah Doyle, Anthony Pozzuoli, CCCD students
- Local Participants:John Gardner, CEO, Yuma District Hospital, Polly Vincent, Yuma Hospital Foundation