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GRADUATE STUDENT RESEARCH

Search or browse through research completed by MLA graduates at the University of Manitoba. Our goal is to create a collective research database for all Landscape Architecture programs across Canada.

Phoenix rising : Eaton Gardens : a case study of a former retail property : a redesign prototype for revitalization of an urban core

Bolton, Kathleen Marie

2003

Cities have become a conglomeration of suburbs and malls, which may or may not be effective, but leave the downtown area increasingly empty. Effective reuse of space is a very real issue. As economics change and large retail organizations cease to exist, they leave empty buildings. Since many of these buildings represent the heritage of the downtow . . .

[De]constructing gender[ed] outdoor public space

Sauve, Sophie Nichol

2003

My desire to be a flâneuse in the generic North American city has led me to ask: what makes outdoor public space gendered? This 'loaded' question has been the cause of much personal reflection and also, revelation. Through a journey spanning time, as well as continents, countries, and cities, my feet have walked diverse (sometimes, splitting) paths . . .

Designing a schoolyard : a process rooted in education, community and environment

Chorney, Jocelyn

2003

Each of us has spent a considerable amount of time in the schoolyard. While values are changing to incorporate ideas of creating places that are more sustainable, more educational, more community oriented, the schoolyard often remains forgotten and stagnant. This practicum looks at how reconceptualizing the schoolyard needs to take place at a very . . .

Universal design of trail systems and outdoor recreational areas : a redesign of Camp Manitou, Manitoba

Hogan, Timothy P.

2002

The purpose of this study was to investigate and implement universal design of trails and outdoor recreational areas according to current thought, theory and practice. The site of Camp Manitou, a children's nature camp established in the I970's, provided specific direction for research as well as an appropriate subject for design implementation. Th . . .

No name (TM) : redefining a commercial marketplace in Osborne Village

Finnigan, Shaun

2002

The idea to pursue this topic of study resulted from my desire to better understand the concept of 'place' and its role in an urban context. I am also fascinated by the consumer culture of North America and the profound affect it has in shaping our cities. I chose to focus on a highly politically charged development proposal for a new supermarket i . . .

A return to the garden : design criteria for therapeutic exterior environments for people with Alzheimer Disease

Dixon, Cheryl Janice Memka

2002

This practicum identifies criteria necessary for the successful design of exterior environments for people with Alzheimer Disease, and other forms of dementia. The research conducted focuses on the design of outdoor spaces for care facilities, specifically, specialized dementia treatment units. . . .

Land | Terre Design Research Network is a collective aimed at increasing awareness and research in landscape architecture across Canada. Academic researchers from seven institutions are joining forces to reduce the country’s geographic span by tackling research questions that impact us regionally, and nationally.

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