RAO/D CITYWORKS

Presentation to the Vancouver Planning Commission Oct. 12th, 2005.

'St. George Creek' is the proposed redevelopment of St. George Street in Mt. Pleasant into an eco-urban system tying together numerous schools and parks with the Great Northern Way Campus and the False Creek Flats.

Kamala's planning thesis regarding alternatives to rebuilding Seattle's Alaskan Way Viaduct. Her paper discusses the viability of highway capacity reduction as a strategy for retro-fitting downtown Seattle for sustainable transportation and land use.

An overview, and precedent study, of university-community design partnerships. Prepared for the UBC School of Architecture. 2002

Kim Rink's Vancouver firm Eco-Tek constructs solar aquatic waste-water treatment systems throughout North America. This is his overview presentation of the technology and applications.

2005: Genevieve Nöel, Lainya Rowett, Joe Stano. The Learning City Institute, Vancouver BC. A study of decentralized water infrastructures (solar aquatics and constructed wetlands)for the Great Northern Way campus in Vancouver.

A presentation on the susainable economics of Seattle's downtown highway capacity. Specifically: A study of the Alaskan Way Viaduct and the potential impact of its removal on I-5.