Students will conduct research and develop four distinct work products analyzing,
studying and planning for the future redevelopment or adaptive reuse of strategically identified and selected sites within the
City of Cleveland as an opportunity to accommodate anticipated economic (jobs) and population growth, thus mitigating adverse impacts of conventional sprawl patterned growth to scenic and productive landscapes.
Read the final student report delivered to the local gov/community partner.
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- University University of Tennessee Knoxville
- Program Smart Communities Initiative
- Sustainable Development Goals 08 Decent Work and Economic Growth
- Focus Areas Equity
- Discipline Landscape Architecture
- University Department Architecture
- Lead Local Gov / Community Partner Org Name Cleveland