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.
A brook in the city : a metaphor for a restored stream
Campbell, Margaret Joan
1993
This study examines the premise of a metaphor between water flow and human pedestrian movement. lt explores the translation of this metaphor into a built form through the symbolic re-creation of the historic stream on, or close to its original streambed using paving, planting, water features, and sculptural and architectural elements. This "recreat . . .
The sculptural potential of snow as a design element
Keast, Carla L. W.
1992
The intent of this study was to explore the sculptural qualities of snow and snowdrifts in order to illustrate the design opportunity they present to landscape architects. The report is divided into two parts. The first part is a compilation of what is known about snow and snowdrifting: the characteristics of snow; the factors governing snowdrift f . . .
An exploration in the process of community participation : Dr. D. W. Penner Schoolyard and Greenwood Park redevelopment
White, Margaret Anne
1992
This practicum explores the process of community participation in the design of a concept plan for the Dr. D. W. Penner School Playground and the Greenwood Park site. I worked in partnership with the City of Winnipeg Parks and Recreation Department as a design consultant for the community. I was interested in testing a portion of Professor Charlie . . .
From Wascana Park to the city centre : the urban link
Lam, Hin Tat
1992
Streetscapes and urban open spaces are some of the key elements in today's design and planning of the urban environment. These elements can make important contributions to the quality of the built environment and for the enjoyment and preservation of the designed landscape. This practicum proposes to develop appropriate streetscapes that would conn . . .
MacKinnon Ravine & Government Hill Parks : a case study in Edmonton's River Valley and Ravine System
Schwabenbauer, Andre A.
1992
The North Saskatchewan River Valley and Ravine System is the most significant natural resource within the boundaries of the City of Edmonton, Alberta. The System has been protected for parks development through river valley area development by-laws. The recreation development of this resource, however, must consider the natural character and enviro . . .
Urban architecture : the opportunity of a bridge
Miller, Deron T.
1992
Over the past ten years the City of Winnipeg has seen intense riverbank development. This development is due to the realization and recognition of the potential for historical, cultural and physical recreation embodied in the waterways. An emphasis has been placed on the development of the banks; in terms of parks and various forms of soft and hard . . .