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We are developing an online database of Hamer Center funded projects which is searchable by project classification (curriculum and research based project) and project type (community planning research, design-based research, ecological planning and design, design build, and technical assistance).

Design/Build Implementation
Technical Assistance
Curriculum-Based Project
Corl Street Elementary: crafting play space
2011

Peter Aeschbacher, Associate Professor of Architecture and Landscape Architecture

As part of a public design project for a 3rd year Landscape Architecture Class, Larch 312, this project is an example of how to develop a play space from concept through fruition with the participatio...
Technical Assistance Curriculum-Based Project
Urban Landscape Studio - Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
2011

C. Timothy Baird, Associate Professor of Landscape Architecture

Transforming urban vacant land through the installation of performative landscapes has been one solution to the problem that has plagued rust belt cities in recent decades. Today Philadelphia has the...
Technical Assistance Curriculum-Based Project
Urban Revitalization Studio - Lewistown, PA
2011

Alexandra Staub, Associate Professor of Architecture

The fourth-year architectural design studio considers the building in its urban context. Students begin with the analysis of an urban situation and then move to a large-scale urban “master plan” devel...
Technical Assistance Curriculum-Based Project
Community and Neighborhood Design Studio - Lewistown, PA
2011

Peter Aeschbacher, Associate Professor Department of Landscape Architecture and Architecture; Sean Burkholder, Assistant Professor Department of Landscape Architecture; Malcolm Woollen, Assistant Professor of Architecture

In Spring of 2011, the Hamer Center sponsored a 3rd year Landscape Architecture Community Design Studio, where students work in teams develop site analysis, neighborhood plans, and public design proje...
Design/Build Implementation Curriculum-Based Project
A New Genera(tion)tor for Design/Build Studios
2011

James Kalsbeek, Associate Professor of Architecture

Penn State’s Department of Architecture has a long history of design/build projects. Particularly in First Year Studio, we are committed to the active and applied learning that accompanies hands-on in...
Ecological Planning and Design Curriculum-Based Project
Wissahickon Creek Watershed, Pennsylvania - Regional Planning Studio
2011

Niel Korostoff, Associate Professor of Landscape Architecture

This regional planning studio focused on Philadelphia’s Wissahickon Creek watershed, which encompasses an area of 64 square miles and includes 15 municipalities in Montgomery County and the City of Ph...
Mid-Term Presentions Technical Assistance Curriculum-Based Project
A Cleaner Greener Living Neighborhood for Baltimore’s Greenmount West Community
2010

Lisa D. Iulo, Assistant Professsor of Architecture; Alexandra Staub, Associate Professor of Architecture

17 fourth-year architecture students participated in this Hamer Center for Community Design supported urban and community design studio. The questions framed by the studio project were ad¬dressed thro...
Second Floor Unit 1 Community Planning Research Faculty Research Project
A Form-Based Code Study for Revitalization Development in Historic PA Towns
2010

Caru Bowns, Assistant Professor of Landscape Architecture

This study explores use of form-based code zoning (FBC) as a facilitating mechanism for revitalization development in Pennsylvania historic towns. In many Pennsylvania towns, dilapidated buildings and...
Community Planning Research Curriculum-Based Project
Ecological Infrastructure: the future of the mid-sized city
2010

Sean Burkholder, Assistant Professor of Landscape Architecture

This landscape architecture studio looked at ways of taking advantage of the ecological potentials of vacant land within Youngstown, Ohio, a shrinking mid-sized city, and to catalyze new uses and inve...
Technical Assistance Curriculum-Based Project
Urban Arboretum: from vacancy to hybrid landscape
2010

C. Timothy Baird, Associate Professor of Landscape Architecture

This vertical depth studio of fourth and fifth year landscape architecture students advanced ideas for reclaiming vacant land in Philadelphia through the creation of performative landscapes grounded u...
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