Master's Capstone Project, completed in Spring 2020. A derelict property is studied for possible community focused redevelopment opportunities. Despite many plans describing what the site could look like in the future, they hadn't addressed how to implement those ideas. The client, Space Inc., wanted the capstone to focus on possible solutions for the challenging situation caused by the difficult ownership, divided political position, and deteriorated site conditions.

The capstone project involved substantial demographic and academic research, a traffic study analysis, and the creation of several GIS maps. The primary recommendation involved a possible public-private partnership with a focus on urban renewal tools and a blight study.

Walkability report created for Walk Denver, a non-profit organization focused on improving walkability in Denver, CO. Created using American Community Survey and Census Data, as well as Adobe Creative and Microsoft Office Suites. Made in collaboration with team members, with personal work focused on data collection, data analysis, and writing. Personal strengths and contributions consisted of copy editing, layout design, and map creation.

This report represents a body of work created in 2016 as part of a personal search for answers to a then underrepresented question: What happened to the West End and Kenyon-Barr neighborhoods in Cincinnati, OH? Those two historically black communities were destroyed during the era of aggressive urban renewal in the middle of the 20th century.