by Web Admin | Aug 23, 2021 | showcase research
Abstract: Increasing pedestrian space is vital in keeping COVID-19transmission rates low, especially in a densely populated city like New York. Our proposed solution is to transform streets with light vehicular traffic into pedestrian-dominated spaces. That said, we...
by Web Admin | Aug 23, 2021 | showcase research
Abstract: The issue of small business closures has significantly increased in Portland, Oregon since the COVID-19 pandemic. Local food, grocer, and retail stores face temporary and permanent closures as social distancing and safety measures are held in place to...
by Web Admin | Aug 23, 2021 | showcase research
Abstract: Lead in drinking water is a sustainability and health issue, especially in modern-day society. As of early 2018, 53% of public schools in South Seattle and 36% of schools in North Seattle have been found to have concentrations of lead above the district’s...
by Web Admin | Aug 23, 2021 | showcase research
Abstract: Following the outbreak of COVID-19, homelessness in San Francisco has been increasing at alarming rates. With this increase invulnerable populations, the city of San Francisco has been using hotel rooms, city-managed tent sites, and other programs to help...
by Web Admin | Aug 11, 2021 | showcase research
By Caitlin Aarons, Tatiana Allbritten, Shanni De La Cruz, Annika Del Rosario Abstract: Original residents of Boston, Massachusetts are under threat from high levels of gentrification. North and West Boston, home to a rich Italian immigrant community, face threats of...
by Web Admin | Aug 11, 2021 | showcase research
By Michelle Huynh, Calvin Lee, Michael Lee, Jacqueline Markham Abstract: This paper provided the potential solutions for the growing problem that is coastal flooding. These solutions include building adaptations such as structure elevation and wet floodproofing, and...
