GCPE Thesis, Capstone, and DPC Presentations: CITY AND REGIONAL PLANNING – Thesis 2

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Each evening, masters students from the Graduate Center for the Environment and Planning share culminating research on a variety of topics, from trauma-and-sensory informed planning, to queer urban histories, counter-mapping, and the virtual commons.

DEC 6 – CITY AND REGIONAL PLANNING – Thesis 2

Shelby Ketchum,  Shaping Building Electrification Policy with Data

Sophia Hull,  A Greening Initiative for Bayonne, NJ that Strengthens Existing Neighborhoods

Michaela Brocchetti, Equitable Revitalization Planning through Local Placemaking and Community Preservation: A Case Against the Poughkeepsie Innovation District

James Tschikov,  Digitizing Displacement and Housing Justice: Examining PropTech & Counter-mapping Resistance in Gentrifying NYC Neighborhoods