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Mohammad Rezvan

2024 Spring, Master of Landscape Architecture

Daniel Hoffman

2024 Spring, MPS in Geodesign

Michael Jeffrey Cullen

2024 Spring, MPS in Geodesign

Jonathan Berlin

2024 Spring, Landscape Architecture

Keith Faminiano

2023 Fall, Master of Landscape Architecture

Jingkun Zhang

2022 Fall, Master of Landscape Architecture

Green street rain gardens can prompt positive and negative public reactions, and these reactions often relate to social values. (Photo by Alex Kim)

Kate Cholakis-Kolysko

2022 Spring, MS in Landscape Architecture

Comprehensive Graphic of Artful Rainwater Design Applied in Theme Parks

Natalie Campbell

2022 Spring, MS in Landscape Architecture

After stakeholder concerns and goals are defined and prioritized, an in-depth GIS landscape analysis reveals where the Area of Interest (AOI) is particularly vulnerable and in need of special protection and stewardship; where it is attractive for development and reinvestment; and where areas of attractiveness and vulnerability overlap, highlighting the places that may be at-risk of forced displacement.

Zack Goodwin

2021 Fall, MPS in Geodesign

Front stoops and other irregularities along the sidewalk edge create important eddies outside the main flow of pedestrian traffic where streetside gardens can flourish.

Emmy Titcombe

2021 Fall, Master of Landscape Architecture

Systems and processes mapping of the East Calcutta Wetlands

Divya Manek

2021 Fall, Master of Landscape Architecture

The mobility hub’s raised mid-block crossing utilizes elements of comfort, sociability, and mobility to prioritize pedestrian experiences and strengthen their ability to engage with the street as a public space.

Sara Schwartz

2021 Fall, Master of Landscape Architecture

A rendering drawing of a low-traffic volume street modified as a safe play corridor and completed with retrofit green infrastructure

Yiru Zhang

2021 Summer, Master of Landscape Architecture

Evaluating Traditional and Web-based Community Engagement Mechanisms for Green Stormwater Infrastructure Development

Mahsa Adib

2021 Summer, MS in Landscape Architecture

Geodesign framework for Wildfire brings the wildfire research and practice literature together.

Fahimeh Farhadi

2021 Summer, Master of Landscape Architecture

Research & interview themes: Implementation challenges and barriers

Leslie Hendricks

2021 Spring, Master of Landscape Architecture

Before & After of Reshaped Barrier Islands

Le Sun

2021 Spring, Master of Landscape Architecture

A rendering drawing of a low-traffic volume street modified as a safe play corridor and completed with retrofit green infrastructure

Yiru Zhang

2021 Spring, Master of Landscape Architecture

Dark blue background image featuring Penn State Nittany Lion statue with geometric overlay.

Sara Schwartz

2021 Spring, Master of Landscape Architecture

Golf Course Placemaking with a Geodesign Approach

Jeremiah Ringer

2021 Spring, MPS in Geodesign

Majorville medicine wheel demonstrating design characteristics.

Olivia Shotyk

2020 Fall, MS in Landscape Architecture

TU Projects through the MLP Framework

Paula Neder

2020 Summer, MS in Landscape Architecture

Wind Stimulation

Alex Tong

2020 Summer, MPS in Geodesign

History of the Freeway Park

Yuhang Hu

2020 Spring, Master of Landscape Architecture

Donnelley-Rendering

Joseph Long

2020 Spring, Master of Landscape Architecture

Myth of Gabrielino-Tongva God

Yao Ma

2020 Spring, Master of Landscape Architecture

This flood risk analysis of the study area ranks buildings from low to high flood risk.

Lucy Rummler

2020 Spring, Master of Landscape Architecture

Right of way adaptive streetscape

Shengwei Tan

2020 Spring, Master of Landscape Architecture

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