• The Role of Road Networks in Social Definition and Integration of Angamuco, Michoacán (250–1530 CE) 

  Solinis-Casparius, Rodrigo (2019)

  Road networks can be defined as the movement infrastructure of a city. They are both the resource that guides inhabitants within a settlement, and that defines different levels of social interaction and social organization. ...

• Analysis of the Intended Implementation Strategies of Municipal Climate Action Plans 

  Mathurin, Zachary

  In the United States, many cities have adopted Climate Action Plans (CAPs) to outline strategies to achieve emissions reduction targets. This research focuses on analyzing gaps, strengths, and weaknesses of the actions ...

• The Legacy We Leave Behind: Rehabilitating single room occupancy hotels in Seattle’s Chinatown International District through use of a Legacy Development Fund 

  Surber, Michelle Pope

  A booming regional economy and ever-growing population places stress on established, low-income neighborhoods near the central core of Seattle. Many residents in these vulnerable neighborhoods have been unable to realize ...

• Traffic Impacts of an SOV Mode Split Target Policy: Evaluating Seattle’s New Transportation Concurrency System 

  Simons, Lucas

  Cities in Washington State are required to adopt concurrency policies that stipulate how they will measure the level of service (LOS) of their transportation system. Under the Growth Management Act, cities are also required ...

• RECONCEPTUALIZING VALUE & SPACE: LEARNING FROM THE SLUMDWELLERS OF DELHI 

  Rishi, Susmita

  The world is urbanizing at a rapid rate and since 2009, more people live in cities than in rural areas. As the predominant mode of habitation, cities are understood as the spatialization of capitalist social relations in ...

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