Design Matters Posters 2010
Residential Preferences: Wooded View vs. Golf Course View -- Examines revealed preferences between wooded view and golf course view by comparing house appraisal value in Bryan/College Station, Texas. By Mark Swapp, Spring 2010
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Green Space and Suburban Homeowners -- Examines monetary value of green space by comparing turnover rate for conventional suburban single family homes in College Station, Texas. By Adam Nugent, Spring 2010
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Diverse Design, Diverse Activities -- Examines people preferences of park by observing people activities in two parks which have different design elements. By Naishi Bu, Spring 2010
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College Station Community Park System Research -- Examines the relation of community parks and their surrounding land use to give a design guideline for future community park in southeast USA. By Shuo Yang, Spring 2010
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Promoting Outdoor Activities Through Landscape Design -- Examines the role of landscape design in promoting outdoor activities by observing people traces in the parks of College Station, Texas. By Prajakta Kedar, Spring 2010
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Women's Cycling Choices -- Examines design and usage of two streets close to Texas A&M University main campus by using women cyclists as an indicator species. By Alisa Dawson, Spring 2010
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Bike Lane vs. Pedestrian/Bike Way in Practice -- Examine cyclists preferences of road design features. By Yosuke Tominaga, Spring 2010
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Sidewalk and Walkability in Mixed-use Neighborhood -- Examine sidewalks and walkability in both mixed-use neighborhood and a single familiy oriented area. By Zheng Lu, Spring 2010
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Biophilia with Walking Environment on Campus -- Examines design features in two closely located pathways and people preferences of walking on them. By Xin Yang, Spring 2010
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Tree City USA: an Evaluation -- Examines the impact of Tree City USA program through observing green spaces in urban and community areas. By James Montano, Spring 2010
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Sense of Place in Main Streets -- Examines sense of place and the relation to street scale in Texas historic main streets. By Dizi Shi, Spring 2010
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Urban Area Profits by Green-roof System -- Examines green-roof impact on building temperature changes in a global setting. By Wei-li Lai, Spring 2010
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Building Shape and Energy Efficiency -- Examines relationship between building energy consumption and building shape coefficient. By Yi Xue, Spring 2010
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Furniture Configuration and Human Behavior -- Examines and observes students behavior pattern and couch configuration in Landford Building A, Texas A&M University. By Xiaoxiao Cheng, Spring 2010
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Railway Design and the Effect on Ridership -- Assesses impact of railway system characteristics on public demand. By Aaron Eaquinto, Spring 2010
