All Work
Community within a school opportunity study
1/21/2020 - 5/15/2020 Student Researcher: Carrie Briscoe
Prioritization model for projects in Westminster, CO
1/21/2020 - 5/15/2020 Student Researcher: Allison Diehl
Envisioning the future for the Auraria campus
1/21/2020 - 5/15/2020 Student Researcher: Alex Sterling
Green gentrification or ‘just green enough’: Do park location, size and function affect whether a place gentrifies or not?
Jeremy Németh, Ph.DAlessandro Rigolon 7/4/2019
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.Modeling the Vulnerability of Mobile Home Parks to Disaster: A Longitudinal Study of Affordable Housing Loss After Hurricane Michael
Andrew Rumbach; Esther Sullivan; Carrie Makarewicz 1/1/2019 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.4th Floor Patio Green Roof Installation
Leila Tolderlund Kathryn Landers, Troy Britt, Leah Bryant, Jana Raines, Jake Seymour and Nick Patin 8/1/2018 Student volunteers installed a green roof on the fourth floor patio of the CU Denver CAP building using donated green roof modules.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 OnaranFernando 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."