All Work

Historic Preservation and Disaster Recovery

Andrew Rumbach and Douglas Appler (University of Kentucky) 7/1/2019 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.

The Green Roof Café

Gaelen Means, Helen Davidoski, Kortney Harris and Kyle Roddy 4/11/2019 - 4/11/2019 Landscape Architecture students designed the "The Green Roof Café," a mobile coffee shop and combined green roof and solar PV educational exhibit.

Historic Investigation of MCA Denver

Rio Dulaney, MLA 2/21/2019 - 2/21/2019 Students were charged with re-inventing some of Denver's iconic landscapes through abstracted photo collage as part of LA 6604, a Landscape Architecture class.

Re-Imagining Coors Fields

James Oberhansley, MLA 3/7/2019 - 3/7/2019 Students were charged with re-inventing some of Denver's iconic landscapes through abstracted photo collage as part of LA 6604, a Landscape Architecture class.

re/Presenting Union Station

Tatum Moorer, MLA 2/14/2019 - 2/14/2019 Students were charged with re-inventing some of Denver's iconic landscapes through abstracted photo collage as part of LA 6604, a Landscape Architecture class.

Parking Day 2019

Sebastian Montenegro, Annelies van Vonno, Nicole Bush, Stefi Szrek, Bradyn Nicholson, Phoebe Fooks (MURP), and Kristen Gough (Civil Engineering, MSU) 9/1/2019 - 9/20/2019 On September 20, 2019, students from the WTS Colorado Student Chapter hosted a pop-up parklet in Larimer Square. The "Larimer's Living Room"-theme parklet was voted "Best Community Parklet" by visitors.

Rockvale Community Park

Aneliya Bargon, MLA Alena Gagnon, MLA Ivy Steele, MLA Sarah Goldblatt, HP cert. 1/1/2019 MLA and Historic Preservation students present their final designs for a new community park in downtown Rockvale to local residents.

Architectural Design for Traditional Neighborhoods

Korkut Onaran
Fernando Pagés Ruiz
Ronnie Pelusio
Tom Lyon 7/1/2019 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

Andrew Rumbach

Gretel Follingstad

 3/1/2019 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.

Resilient Development: Fantasy Plans and Unplanned Developments in India's Flood‐Prone Coastal Cities

Andrew Rumbach

Liza Weinstein (Northeastern University)
Saumitra Sinha (University of North Carolina)

 1/2/2019 In February 2019, Urban and Regional Planning Associate Professor Andy Rumbach, along with colleagues at Northeastern University and the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, published a new article on urban development and coastal flooding in India in the International Journal of Urban and Regional Research.

Auraria Vision Zero

1/1/2019 In January 2019, the WTS Colorado Student Chapter launched the Auraria Vision Zero project as part of Denver’s larger effort to promote safer streets and eliminate traffic fatalities. The project will bring public art, signage, and new lighting to several key areas around Auraria campus to slow traffic speeds and raise awareness of the Vision Zero project.

The Big Small Home

Robby Cuthbert 1/21/2019 - 5/17/2019 Green-Build Competition Studio ARCH 6150-001

Green Tech: Eco Furniture Design & Fabrication

Alexis Trick, Grant Warmerdam, Dillon Chang, Nora Webster, Sabrina Canada 1/21/2019 - 5/17/2019 Material scraps, bits and pieces, and the objects most people throw away, are carefully studied and reinvented as functional art.