The City & Regional Planning (CRP) Department promotes sustainable and diverse communities within cultural and human systems. The interdisciplinary professional planning education is based on a learn-by-doing approach, community outreach, and applied research to help communities aspire for better, livable places. Since 1968, the program evolved in the College where the planning laboratory (studio) has been the core of the curriculum. The department is proud of the program's strengths in urban design, transportation, land use and environmental planning, and community sustainability./p>
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Senior Projects from 2020
Innovation in a Housing Crisis: Addressing Moderate Income Housing, Paul Wladyslaw Chytla-Hinze
An Analysis of Selected Climate Action Plans in California, Christopher R. Dedo
Analysis of San Luis Obispo Housing Elements, Madison M. Driscoll
Outdoor Learning Environments, Elizabeth Farin
Importance of Safety in Public Parks for Crime Prevention, Camille Frace
Burlington Mall: A Redevelopment Plan, David Benjamin Horwitz
Urban Planning: Post Pandemic America, Tess Houseman
Oceanside Transit Center Transit-Oriented Development (OTC TOD): Revisioning North San Diego's County Transit Hub, Chad Johnston
A Study of Best Practices to Address College-Student Homelessness & Housing Insecurity, Nick Johnston
Exploring Opportunities for a New Community Garden in Santa Fe Springs, Camille Kelem
Spacing of Emergency Service Facilities and Their Effects on Response Time Efficiency, Annora Khaw
Bike and Pedestrian Safety Planning: Excelsior/Outer Mission District, Alexandra Lee-Gardner
Potential of Existing and Proposed Bicycle Facilities to Link Multiple Origin and Destination Needs for Non-motorized Travel in San Luis Obispo, Sheridan Nansen
Autonomous Shuttles in Santa Fe Springs, Brendan Edward Norton
Parking by Design, Lane R. Sutherland and Shayna K. Gropen
National Park Cities: A Case for San Luis Obispo, California, Erik Valentine
Senior Projects from 2019
Proposal for a Signage and Wayfinding System for the City of Parlier, Alejandra Janeth Alvarez
The Reinvigoration of Oakland Neighborhoods Through Public Art Installations, Riley Anderson-Barrett
Downtown Porterville: Transit Oriented Design Strategy, Luke Troy Andres
The City of Pasadena: Circulating without a Car, Caroline Bender
Improving Bicyclist and Pedestrian Safety in Riverside, CA, Ryanne Browers
NOHO2: North Hollywood Transit-Oriented Development, Caroline Chen
Streets of San Francisco: An Analysis of the City's Transportation Network, Complete Streets Guidelines and Policies, Ian Xavier Connolly
California WaterFix Impacts on the City of Modesto, Samuel J. Cunningham
C.P.T.E.D. Crime Prevention Through Environmental Design: Design Guidelines for Downtown Parlier, California, Aubree Paige Duran