GCPE Thesis, Capstone, and DPC Presentations: HISTORIC PRESERVATION

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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.

NOV 30 – HISTORIC PRESERVATION

Diego Rivadeneira,  Design and Preservation: New Canaan’s Library

Tara Hopp,  The Past, Present and Future of New York City’s Garment District

Megan Maize,  Whose History: A Look at the Federal Indian Boarding School System

Ethan Brown,  Revitalizing Route 66’s Towns: Is the Albergo Diffuso the Right Approach?

Katie Pioch,  Heritage Environments: Preserving Venice’s Lagoon

Mahnoor Fatima,  The Road Not Taken: Analysing Informal Tour Networks in Lahore, Pakistan

Jeremy Ziegler,  New York City’s ‘Division of Alternative Management’: A Critical Analysis