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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.

Gibson's Landing : a marine recreation system proposal

Buick, Ruby

1984

The growing population of the Vancouver Metropolitan Area has placed pressure on surrounding rural communities to provide amenities for recreational use. Gibsons, a smaII coastaI community one and a half hours journey from downtown Vancouver, provides opportunities for marine-oriented recreation development for residents of the town and surrounding . . .

Townscape for your community

Rob, Ruth Rita

1984

Currently, the townscape concept is being recognized as a valuable component of comprehensive, long range planning for rural communities. Recent townscape studies undertaken in Canada and Australia have received positive response. In Manitoba's rural communities, support of community leaders is often a key factor for project success. It is the purp . . .

Outdoor space surrounding senior citizen housing developments

Thiessen, Ingrid Anna

1983

This thesis focuses on the problem of providing meaningful outdoor space for use by the elderly in the urban housing context. Three aspects of the problem are investigated: the elderly person, the ideological base, and the housing environment. An understanding of the elderly person was essential to this problem. The literature review summarizes age . . .

Residential-scale energy-efficient greenhouses : a design guide and Winnipeg case study

Rudko, William George

1983

With the dramatic increases in energy costs of recent years, the small-scale greenhouse has undergone a complete re-evaluation. Today the attached residential greenhouse functions as a collector of solar energy, as an integral living space, and/or an ideal plant growth environment. This study deals with the attached residential greenhouse optimized . . .

Children's perception of the environment and its relevance to the design of playscapes

Windjack, Beverley Mehner

1983

This report is based on the premise that most design guidelines for playscape/open space development do not adequately address the developmental needs of children. It identifies several aspects of the physical environment that influence a child's physical growth and activity development. As well, it explores the child's perception of space, his sen . . .

Lakescape : guidelines for the planning and design of lake-oriented seasonal home development in Manitoba

Thomas, James C.

1983

The Province of Manitoba has been richly endowed with an abundance of lakes. Manitobans value this resource highly, particularly for the opportunities provided for outdoor recreation. Swimming, boating, and fishing are pastimes which are avidly enjoyed throughout the province. A phenomenon of this love for water-oriented recreation is the summer co . . .

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