UF-DCP | Masters of Science in Architectural Studies | Sustainable Design

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  • Canavan, Caitlin | Wildlife Corridor Policies and Their Effect on Habitat Connectivity in Florida
  • Becker, Jillian | Simulating the Implementation of Energy Efficiency Measures, Techniques and Technologies on Residential and Commercial Buildings
  • Du, Yang (Clery) | A Study of Sustainable Features and Practices in the Commercial Interior Environment
  • Fan, Tian Tian | Applying Low Impact Development Strategies to High Density Residential Area
  • Rong, Sheng (Elina) | Analysis of Storm-water Management Systems in Wuhan, China
  • Jiao, Yujing | Research on the Potential Sustainability of Large Dam
  • Wei, Ying | The Application of Green Infrastructure in Chinese Urban Storm-water Management
  • Matkovsk,i Anastasia |
  • Zhang, Ye (Ben) | Research on Green Building Assessment System in China Inspired by LEED V4 and Other Foreign Assessment System
  • Agnew, Julie Murphy | Planning for Sustainable Transportation: A Case Study of Madison, Wisconsin’s Efforts to Achieve the League of American Bicyclists’ Bicycle-Friendly Community Platinum Recognition
  • Pueyo, Javier | Urban Redevelopment as a Sustainable Solution for Growing Cities: a Look at Amsterdam Eastern Docklands
  • Fredian, Hadi | Integrating Surface Water Management in the Regional Area to Achieve Sustainable Development: Case Study of Cilegon City in Indonesia
  • Lukyanchenko (Luster), Irene |
  • Alfarobi, Daniel Azka | The optimal Public Private Partnerships Model for Transit Oriented Development
  • Araujo, Marco | Regulatory and Economical Feasibility of Using a Sustainable Technology for the Transformation of Sewage, Residual Water Treatment Sludge and Biomass, into: Ash, Portable Water and Electricity in the Mexican Emerging Economy. 
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