Saturday Full Schedule

Untitled DocumentSaturday, June 3, 2017 Please note: Schedule is subject to change

7:00 am – 6:00 pm Registration Open

7:00 am – 8:00 am Network Chairs Meeting

8:00 am – 3:00 pm Island Press Book Display

8:00 am – 10:00 am Concurrent SessionsChildren, Youth, & Environment Individual Presentations

• Place Identity: Neighborhood Stigma and Adolescents’ Self-Identity Lorraine E. Maxwell, Rochelle Cassells
• Designing Environments to Promote Healthy Lifestyles for Children from Marginal Communities Sarah Boehm

8:00 am – 10:00 am EDRA Shorts Historic Preservation

• Sustainable Conservation Practices (Heritage Buildings) Ayooluwa Coker
• The Sound of Reuse Zeke Leonard

Participation

• Participatory Interior Design for Informal Science Learning in Small Community Science Centers Barbara Lynne Young
• Democratization of Design Processes and Outcomes Melissa Marsh
• Getting Community Engagement Right: Older and Younger Scholars Co-Creating with Community Pamela Harwood

POE/Programming/Building Process & Alliance

• Evaluation of Place Through the Lens of User-Generated Content Babak Soleimani

Sustainable Planning, Design, & Behavior

• Maximizing Solar Energy in Hydroponics Schuyler Duffy
• Urban Migration as a Water Issue: Case Studies from India Sukruti Gupta
• Struggle and Success Stories: Voices from Chicago’s Vacant Lot Owners Douglas A. Williams, William Stewart, Paul Gobster, Carena van Riper

Cities & Globalization

• Rereading Urban Vacancy in Baltimore, Maryland Amina Mohamed, Victoria Chanse, Chao Liu, Kelly Cook

8:00 am – 10:00 am Concurrent SessionsHealth & Place Symposium

• Do Health Care Savings Grow on Trees? A New Line of Investigation for Environment Design Research Ming Kuo, Matthew Browning, Kathleen Wolf

Sustainable Planning, Design, & Behavior Individual Presentations

• A Path to Wildfire Resilient Landscapes: Changing the Wildfire Risk Modeling Paradigm Travis Flohr
• Brownfield to Public Park: Designer and User Narratives on the Creation of Open Green Space Through Waterfront Remediation Troy Simpson

Cities & Globalization Individual Presentations

• Segregation by Design: Historical Analysis of Segregation and Potential Mitigation Strategies Catalina Freixas, Mark Abbott
• Social “Coding:” Urban Processes and Socio-Computational Workflow Philip J Speranza, Stephen Maher

POE/Programming/Building Process & Alliance Individual Presentations

• Benefits of Multi-Firm Facility Evaluation: A Case Study at Parkland Hospital Jeri Brittin, Leslie Echols, Lori McGilberry, Kathy Okland, Juliet Rogers
• Making Voices Heard: Workplace Design Trends Case Study and the Link with Sense of Place Natalie Ellis
• Making Voices Heard Through a Generative Practice of Land Development Noah Billig
• New Evidence for Mixed-Use Living Learning Center Design: A Post-Occupancy Evaluation Sharmin Kader

Healthcare Environment Workshop

• Practice-Based Research: Yes, You Can! Kara Freihoefer, Terri Zborowsky, Amin Mojtahedi

Participation Workshop

• Designer as Activist, as Educator, and Community Builder M’Lis Bartlett, Joanna Lehrman, Diana Copeland

Cyberspace & Digital Environment/Technology Individual Presentations

• Exploratory Look at Consumer Behavior in Real and Simulated 3D Virtual Reality Environment Hyo Jeong Kang, Kevin Ponto
• Handiwork: Towards an Embodied Practice in a Digital Age Mei Ling Chua
• Immersive Virtual Environment Technology in Environmental Design Research: Experimental Methods and Procedures Payam Tabrizian, Perver K. Baran

Cultural Aspects of Design Individual Presentations

• Photovoice — Providing a Voice for the Voiceless: Looking at the Need of the Children of the Compounds in Lusaka through Their Own Eyes David Boeck
• Place as an Agent of Social Inclusion Eve Klein

Environmental & Architectural Phenomenology Individual Presentations

• Investigation of Environmental Preferences of PTSD Population and Future Research Considerations Christina Donaldson, Jin Gyu Park
• A Methodology for Evaluating Spatial Variability Mandana Motamed
• Eco-Feminist Philosophy and Outsider Plant Ethics: What is it Such Philosophies Do at the Margins Bring to the Design of Sustainable Environments? Andrea Susan Wheeler
• The Microfoundations of Architecture: Interactionism and Affect in the Design and Actuality of Weiss/Manfredi’s Center for Architecture and Environmental Design (CAED) William Thomas Willoughby, Hanieh Haji Molana

Places of Work & Higher Education Symposium

• Exploring the Value of a Green Prescription to Ameliorate the Impact of Workplace Stress for Correctional Facility Staff Julie Stevens, Barb Toews, Lindsay McCunn, Amy Wagenfeld
• Strategies for Implementing Stress-reducing Biophilic Design in Workplaces Ann Callaghan, Shauna Mallory-Hill

10:00 am – 10:30 am Morning Break

10:30 am – 11:45 am Plenary Session Standing with Standing Rock: Voices of Environmental Resistance Patty Loew

11:45 am – 5:30 pm Taliesin Tour Frank Lloyd Wright’s Taliesin (box lunch will be provided)

11:45 am – 1:00 pm Lunch Break Individuals are on their own.

1:30 pm – 5:30 pm Walking Tour Capitol Square & State Street as Contested Public Spaces Green Infill Tour Innovative Green Infill: Tour the Projects, Meet the Planners, Designers, Developers, Citizens, and Elected Officials Who Made Them Happen (Housing, Mixed-Use, and Adaptive Reuse of Historic Building)

6:00 pm – 8:30 pm EDRA Awards Reception & Banquet