Browsing by Subject "Urban Planning"

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    • City of El Campo Downtown Revitalization Plan 
      Cooper, John T.; Masterson, Jaimie Hicks; Thapa, Jeewasmi; Reid, Russell; Teal, Mike; Perkins, Blaine; Davis, Michelle; Peraza, Raul; Bui, Thu; Specht, Kendall; Hernandez, Charly; Schafer, Clifford; Valkovich, Shannon; Ellegood, Emory; Lagunes, Mayda; Kao, Lilian; Torres, Sergio; Sanders, Bailey; Huffman, Logan; Gonzalez, Ismael; Marsh, Wyatt; Luo, Eldon; Luna, Veronica; Bush, Megan; Kwiatkowski, Antoni; Martinez, Damaris; Copeland, Cayce; Yoon, Euntaek; Diaz, Catalino; Cruz, Johan; Santana, Jorge; Larkam, Matthew; Olivares, Mauricio; Birdsong, Louis; Nash, Mandy; Somerville, Natalie; Jasti, Sanjana; Easton, Emily; Muhammaddi, Raquibbi; Garcia, Brandi; Powell, Wayne; Burke, Karina; Kelly, Philip (2018-03-02)
      This planning document presents the revitalization plan for downtown El Campo, Texas. This document was developed by Texas Target Communities (TTC) in partnership with the City of El Campo. The City of El Campo collaborated ...
    • Ecohydrological Planning for The Woodlands: Lessons Learned After 35 Years 
      Yang, Bo (2010-10-12)
      The Woodlands, Texas, is a 27,000-acre new town created with Ian McHarg's ecohydrological planning approach. The Woodlands is the best example of ecologically based new town planning in the United States during the 1970s. ...
    • Effects of Sound Walls on Urban Flooding. Case Study: Hurricane Harvey 
      Sypniewski, Jaimlyn Rose (2019-07-19)
      Flooding has historically occurred within coastal areas of Texas due to hurricanes and other catastrophic weather events and continues to be a frequent and costly hazard. One community where flood vulnerability has intensified ...
    • Improving Mobility of People with Disabilities: The Potential of Autonomous Vehicle Transportation Service and the Role of the Built Environment 
      Hwang, Jinuk (2020-05-26)
      This dissertation research examines whether autonomous vehicles (AVs) have the potential to become a viable transportation option to improve mobility for people with disabilities. In this study, I focus on two disability ...
    • Redevelopment of Vacant Land: Planning Perspectives on Disaster Recovery 
      Gu, Donghwan (2020-11-04)
      After major disaster events, there is regularly a loss of population and increases in amounts of vacant land. Disaster recovery is notoriously uneven spatially, resulting in some neighborhoods lagging behind their neighbors ...
    • THE TEXAS FREEDOM COLONIES PROJECT ATLAS & STUDY 
      ROBERTS, ANDREA; Biazar, MJ (Mohammad Javad) (2018-07-29)
      When asked to identify the most critical moments in Black history, Americans’ typical responses include Emancipation, the Civil Rights movement, and the election of the first African American president. However, respondents ...
    • Urban Racial Segregation Measures Comparison 
      Djonie, Jamil (2011-02-22)
      Urban racial segregation has been a problem to many U.S. cities. Many researchers have interested on the urban segregation issues since long time ago. To understand and plan a better community, urban planners needs to know ...