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The Economics of Space and Time: Toward a True Mixed-Use 

Zhang, George Huaiyu (2021-01-20)
As the world’s population continues to gravitate towards cities (at the rate of 1 million per 5-6 days), perennial challenges in today’s cities - congestion, density, and high costs of living - will only exacerbate as this ...
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Reparative Planning in Theory and Practice: The Case of The Alliance for Community Transit - Los Angeles 

Mizrahi, Elifmina (2021-05-19)
This thesis investigates the case of the Alliance for Community Transit Los Angeles as an example of reparative planning ‘in action’. Over the past few decades urban planning not only moved from a technocratic, topdown ...
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Lost in Translation: Creative Urban Regeneration in Bangkok, Thailand 

Gu, Steven Yuan (2021-05-19)
Over the last decade, developing countries across Asia are increasingly fostering creativity-based industries to regenerate neighborhoods in their global cities. Multilateral institutions, government agencies, and academics ...
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The Civic Value and Economic Promise of Medical Cities in the United States and China 

Nie, Xuanyi (2021-06-09)
The capacity of health care has transcended the provision of medical care in the past decades. Consumption associated with public and private spending on health care, as well as innovation produced by advancement in ...
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Platforms: re-framing urban relocation through an ownership model for resident-led transformations of the built environment 

DiNapoli, Benjamin (2021-01-20)
Changing economic, demographic, and technological forces are shaping new balances of power across the planet. Systems of exchange fueled by urbanization, regional dynamism, the commodification of land, and increasingly ...
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How Are 'We' Living? Reevaluating the Chicago Boulevard System 

Cadena, Rogelio (2022-05-18)
At its inception, the Chicago Boulevard System was heralded a civic “success” as it connected the city through a “magnificent chain of parks and parkways,” and provided ample space for carriage transportation and leisure ...
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Cultivating the Renewal of Armenia's Housing Supply 

Toghramadjian, Hagop (2022-05-18)
The Republic of Armenia’s inadequate and deteriorating housing stock is among the nation’s most pressing challenges. With resources limited, how can policymakers and private developers help overcome this crisis, expanding ...
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Designing the Middle Scale: Post-Industrial Cities as Living Hubs 

Yang, Le (2022-05-18)
Urban shrinkage has been a topic that shadows many cities not only in the US, but also around the globe for years, and post-industrial as a typology specifically stimulates interest for this thesis. For the industrial ...
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Stir-Fry Urbanism: Geography of Chinese Restaurants and the Spatial Politics of Race and Iden-tity in Boston’s Urban Development 1880 – 2020 

Mei , Ran (2022-06-08)
If you think of McDonald's as the icon of American food, America might taste more like General Tso Chicken than a Cheeseburger. There are currently over 45,000 Chinese restaurants in the U.S., more than all the McDonald's, ...
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A Renter's Right to Return: Deprivatizing Resilience In The California Context 

Slade, Shannon (2022-06-08)
Drawing from history, sociology, architecture, and disaster and housing planning and policy, this thesis seeks to address how disaster preparedness and recovery efforts in the United States have failed renter communities ...

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