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Showing 1 to 20 of 34 for “"Greenway"”.
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A greenway management plan for Salisbury & Sharon, CT
… fertilizers in the sub-watershed. An ecological greenway model will be applied to direct the conceptual design. A network of greenway corridors offers a best management plan for the Ten Mile Region Sub-watershed and could enhance both the water quality and biological diversity while offering …
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The common greenway and the establishment of park character
Thesis (M.C.P.)--Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Dept. of Urban Studies and Planning, 1988.
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Choreographing a Greenway: Exploring Experiential Diversity Through Choreographic Dance Principles
… is rarely addressed explicitly in typical greenway designs, its implementation is vitally important in order to increase engagement and activate space. The Anacostia riverfront in Washington, D.C. suffers from a severe lack of experiential diversity and is redesigned in this thesis to …
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The intersection of environmental planning and social justice : Denver's Platte River Greenway
… the planning and development of the Platte River Greenway in Denver to understand how environmental planning practice relates to justice. Initially planned and developed in the mid- to late-1970s, the Platte River Greenway is a 10.5-mile stretch of trails and pocket parks along an urban river that …
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Spicket River Greenway Project, Lawrence, MA : teaching & learning design with the community
This research deals with three different issues. The first two, a site and a community, with their own possibilities and constrains, are going to be the protagonists of this adventure. The third one, the architect-planner, trying to play the role of a facilitator in the process, will translate …
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The Greenway Trail in Community Development: An examination of value, representation, and distribution of benefits among stakeholders
Greenway trails, or linear community parks, are growing in popularity around the world and are increasingly prevalent in cities of all sizes in the United States. At their best, greenways can provide affordable transportation, access to jobs, safe recreation space, community building, biodiversity …
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Determining the Impact on Property Value Near a Proposed Greenway in Springfield, Missouri: (A Geographic Information System Analysis)
Greenway park systems are increasing in their popularity and utility in the urban landscape. These parks can either have negative or positive impacts on property value located close to these entities. Negative impacts are usually caused by excessive use, security and low maintenance. Positive …
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Attitude Change Over Time: A Study of Adjacent Landowners Along the Frisco Highline Greenway Trail, Greene and Polk Counties, Missouri
… railroad lines into public recreational greenways has become a popular planning technique over the past two decades. This method of developing public recreational opportunities is supported by many citizens but opposed by others. The objective of this study is to identify the attitudes of …
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South Chattanooga and Chattanooga Creek floodplain: A case study
… site reuse plan. The reuse plan proposed a greenway linking individual South Chattanooga communities to Chattanooga Creek and to one another. The greenway and park would offer recreational opportunities and would run through the floodplain along the entire length of the Chattanooga Creek …
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Inclination for Disquiet
… In doing this, they may engage with potential greenway systems, in order to form a more cohesive connection between the river, city and industry. The projects essence stems from post-industrial typologies, especially Meltem Erdem Kaya's ideology, where industrial spaces are meant to be …
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Road Diets and Greenways: Barriers and Strategies for More Innovative Infrastructure
… the Indianapolis Cultural Trail and the Lick Run Greenway reveals that collaborative planning, goal framing, and unique funding structures are a few examples of overcoming barriers to innovative infrastructure.
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Cultivating Cubanidad : weaving a cultural nexus into Havana's urban fabric
… styles of city-frameworks (infrastructure, greenway, and architecture). Contemporary city-frameworks have increasingly embodied forms of development vocabulary, like the mega-block and the monument, which oppose the energy of present neighborhoods and oftentimes end up breaking up …
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Architecture and Rehabilitation: How Architecture can be Rehabilitative for its Patients, for its City
… allows an unobstructed view of the Hudson River Greenway, the Hudson River, and Fort Lee, New Jersey. In a neighborhood of overworked doctors and staff, family members visiting sick loved ones, and residents of an urban environment this roof overlook provides a rehabilitating view of a rare …
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Environmental Justice and Obesity Rates In Neighborhoods Surrounding Urban Greenways
… can help address obesity is constructing urban greenways that offer opportunities for exercise. </p> <p> There are questions regarding which populations the greenways serve. Certain populations are more vulnerable to obesity. Because people who live in close proximity more likely to use the …
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Step By Step: Suburban Active Transportation Planning in Spring Hill, Tennessee
… and no dense urban core, adopted a Bicycle and Greenway Plan (BGP) to develop an AT network. This thesis seeks to understand how AT network plans are institutionalized, maintained, and expanded through policy and other implementation tools in order to accelerate progress on the expansion of AT …
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Children solving analogical problems: insights from a cross sectional and microgenetic study using video analogues
The present study examined young children’s analogical performance and strategy use in both classical and problem analogies in an attempt to bridge the gap between children’s strategy use across both types of analogy. There were three studies in all; the classical analogy tasks monitored …
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Do Student Nurses experience a Theory-Practice Gap? A Case Study
Receiving mixed messages between what they learn at university and what they observe occurring in the clinical learning environment can make learning nursing skills a difficult, challenging, and complex process for students. A theory-practice (T-P) gap has previously been acknowledged within …
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The Missiology of T. G. John Sullivan with Implications on Contemporary Southern Baptist State Convention Work
… Theological Seminary, 2014 Chair: Dr. Adam W. Greenway This dissertation analyzes the missiology of T. G. John Sullivan, executive director-treasurer of the Florida Baptist State Convention since 1989, and provides implications of his missiology on contemporary Southern Baptist State Convention …
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