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>
Modified from planning.calpoly.edu
Senior Projects from 2019
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
Making Sustainability Affordable in Parlier, Kyle Alexander Ferguson
Parlier Business Park - Specific Plan, Earl Mitchell Gatela
Placemaking & Augmented Reality: A Theoretical Exploration, Erick Sebastian Gomez
Planning Methods for a Sustainable Future, Anthony Jay Herrington
Live-Learn Cal Poly: A New-Urbanist Vision for a More Livable and Sustainable Campus, Emily Huang and Justin Wong
How Autonomous Vehicles will Reshape the Urban Landscape, Ian R. McCarville
Planning for Affordable Housing-A Suitability Analysis for Affordable Multifamily Housing in Hayward, CA, Christian Manuel Montoya and Krystal Sanchez
Enhancing Dublin's Emergency Road Network for Hazard Preparedness in the Event of Natural Disaster, Ritu Muralidharan
How Grants Improve Public Health in Sanger, California, Emily A. Rudger, Tabitha J. Tolsma, and Jamie L. Mosler
Urban Heat Islands: Causes, Impacts, & Mitigation, Megan Rupard
Little Big Planning: A Millennial Planner's Take on Small Town & Rural America, Jeffrey M. Setterlund
Alleyway Revitalization: Planning for the Park Street - Pine Street Alley Between 12th Street and 13th Street, Paso Robles California, Mitchell Spector
A Proposal for an ADU Incentive Program for the City of Mill Valley, Emi D. Sugiyama
Carousel Mall Redevelopment, Marissa E. Tietz
Revitalizing High Street Through Pedestrianization, Laura Traffenstedt
Chrysalis Creek 2019 Bank of America Merrill Lynch Low Income Housing, Ivy Zhao