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Lorber, Stephen
(University of Oregon, 2022-05)
There are thousands of current and former extraction sites in Oregon. These sites on this tour represent larger themes at play in Oregon’s aggregate extraction network. As we follow a trail of Oregon aggregate, themes are ...
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Rayle, Derek
(2018-06-18)
This project uses interview responses from local, impacted people to explore the future landscape of the Lithium Pilot Plant in Salar de Uyuni, Bolivia, as its development responds to the rise and fall of global lithium ...
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Pauls, David
(2021-06-13)
Effects of climate change in Oregon are evident in multiple ways.
Dwindling snowpack, hotter longer summers, and larger, more
frequent forest fires are among the most visible impacts of the
climate crisis. in Oregon. ...
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Woolverton, Aaron
(2021-06-13)
As a means of understanding landscape phenomenon, responsive
modeling establishes a place to concurrently hinge between generating
and testing hypotheses while incorporating the expanding agency of
computational modeling ...
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Hawthorne, Chad
(2018-08-25)
Butterfly populations face many challenges, none so great as the loss of
habitat do to urbanization. The practice of clearing native vegetation and
replacing it with an exotic plant palette forces many urban butterflies ...
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Heese, Brianna
(2019-06-18)
Climate change impacts the world at different rates and scales. This project examines the
effects of climate change in the residential landscape in the Midwest, an under-examined— but crucial—topic in climate change ...
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Byrne, Kayla
(University of Oregon, 2016)
The question I intend to answer with this
project is: Can artistic practice stimulate
the designer and the public to interact in
ways that will promote public awareness
of a local post-industrial site? The aim
of this ...
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Craig, Amanda
(2021-06-13)
In a time of environmental uncertainties, restoration efforts are charged with the
complicated task of creating environmental resilience in the wake of issues like
climate change, sea-level rise, and the loss of species ...
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Chuang, Phoebe
(University of Oregon, 2024)
"Beyond the Glow" explores the pervasive issue of light pollution, particularly its impact on
the environment and nocturnal migratory birds. It highlights how urban areas contribute
significantly to light pollution, and ...
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Carr, Alden
(2018-08-25)
Extending the workflow of Building Information Modeling (BIM) to the field of
landscape architecture has significantly improved the workflow across design
disciplines. This project explores how BIM can assist landscape ...
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Witzleben, Jenna
(University of Oregon, 2023-06)
This project was completed as a master’s project
within the Landscape Architecture department
at the University of Oregon from January
2022 to June 2023. In this section, I present the
relational methodology, topic ...
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Chen, Lin (Flora)
(2018-08-25)
In our rapidly densifying urban environment, diversifying
family types, and evolving urban demographics, it is of great
value to reconsider ways to design residential landscapes that
are adaptable to natural and cultural ...
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Alig, Sam
(2021-06-13)
Homelessness is a racial justice issue, as well as a social justice issue, and finding
solutions to house the unhoused needs to be viewed through both lenses. Individuals
experiencing homelessness are not one homogenous ...
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Hagen-Botbol, Sabina
(University of Oregon, 2023-06)
In an effort to live with a deeper sense of community, this design project seeks to explore the concept of cohousing, with the intention to integrate social and ecological reciprocity. In applying the lens of landscape ...
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Holt, Whitney
(2018-08-25)
As communities and demographics shift rapidly in the United States,
landscape architects are responsible for creating and curating progressively
more urban spaces for increasingly diverse communities. In an era of
extreme ...
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Kuebler, Jeffrey
(2021-06-13)
The Columbia River Gorge separates Oregon and Washington along a 75 mile stretch of poignant beauty
became a drivable destination in the 1920’s [Willis]. There are key view areas on this route of elevated
aesthetic ...
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Stone, Jill
(2018-08-25)
Federal-tribal collaborations in resource
management are becoming more common,
but successes are difficult to duplicate and
recommendations for future partnerships are
often vague, nontransferable, or dependent
on a ...
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Barajas, Margo
(2018-08-25)
At the heart of Portland, Maine is a 500-acre tidal bay framed by a linden tree-lined trail and boulevard. Back
Cove physically and visually defines the city and is regarded as an important natural, historical, and ...
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Corl, Carolyn
(2021-06-13)
In recent decades, dam removals on American rivers
have accelerated due to environmental concerns for
stream ecology coinciding with the obsolescence of dam
infrastructure built in the early 20th century. In some ...
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Stagi, Shelby
(2019-06-18)
Many US cities are experiencing exceptionally high
housing costs and housing shortages, this is especially true in
California, where housing costs greatly exceed those of the rest of
the nation. State law-makers and ...
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