Student Work in Urban Planning

Urban Geographic Information Systems  - Fall, 2004

Groundwork Milwaukee’s Potential Green Space Opportunities for Neighborhoods (PDF:6.8MB)
National Park Service
River and Trails Program
Students: Laura Burgbacher, Jim Cavanaugh, Ann Runyard, Kate West

The poster summarizes a project that was completed by students in the Urban Planning 793 course: Applied Projects in Urban Geographic Information Systems. It was conducted to address a real problem or issue for a real client – a local organization in the Milwaukee community.

Safe Routes to School Bicycle Crash Mapping and Routing (PDF:1.9MB)
The Bicycle Federation of Wisconsin
Students: Krista Anderson, Kevin Bruhn, Aaron Michelson

This poster summarizes a project that was completed by students in the Urban Planning 793 course: Applied Projects in Urban Geographic Information Systems. It was conducted to address a real problem or issue for a real client – a local organization in the Milwaukee community.

GIS Database Development for Milwaukee’s Urban Ecology Center (PDF:11MB)
Urban Ecology Center
Students: Matt Dolan, Kyle Noll, Peter Strand, Renee Zakhar

The poster summarizes a project that was completed by students in the Urban Planning 793 course: Applied Projects in Urban Geographic Information Systems. It was conducted to address a real problem or issue for a real client – a local organization in the Milwaukee community.

The project was awarded the “Best Student Poster” award by the Wisconsin Land Information Association (WLIA) at its annual conference in Green Bay in February, 2005.

City of Milwaukee Inventory of Developable, Contiguous Land Parcels (PDF:6.7MB)
City of Milwaukee
Department of City Development
Students: Ahmed Abubaker, Sutapa Chatterjee, Marc Gelenian, Diana Hu

This poster summarizes a project that was completed by students in the Urban Planning 793 course: Applied Projects in Urban Geographic Information Systems. It was conducted to address a real problem or issue for a real client – a local organization in the Milwaukee community.

The project was awarded the “Best Student Poster” award by the Wisconsin Land Information Association (WLIA) at its annual conference in Green Bay in February, 2005.

Applied Planning Workshop projects, Spring 2003

Layton Boulevard Community of Aging Excellence, (PDF:17MB)
prepared for Community Care Organization and the Milwaukee County Department of Aging

UWM Neighborhood Plan (PDF:2.2MB)

Using 360-Degree Video in Local Planning Decisions
by Andy Cross - Spring 2003

Milwaukee Community Gardens: (PDF:2.9MB)
Current Trends and Recommendations
by Matt Mikolajewski - May 2002

Award Winning Real Estate Paper - May 2002 (PDF:3.5MB)
A team of 3 urban planning students won the top prize in a School of Business Administration contest in a real estate course for their excellent real estate analysis. The prize-winning students were Matt Mikolajewski, Carolyn Gretzinger, and Corey Lapworth. Matt and Carolyn received their degrees in Spring 2002. Matt is now a planner with the Village of Elm Grove. Carolyn is a planner with HNTB Corp. Corey is finishing work on his joint degree in Architecture and Urban Planning.

Planning Studio Project 2002

Elm Grove Downtown Master Plan (PDF:1.8MB)

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