Columbia Abstract is a yearbook for the Graduate School of Architecture, Planning and Preservation.
On this site you will find all the articles that are also contained within the book, available to purchase here.
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Why Chinatown is Gentrifying Later than Other Communities in Downtown Manhattan: A Planning History
Urban Planning Thesis, Nannan Xu
Robert Beauregard, advisor
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Land Value + the Financing of Urban Rapid Transit Infrastructure
Urban Planning Thesis, Daniel Dykema
Elliott Sclar, advisor
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Architecture After 1945
History/Theory, Spring 2013
Felicity D. Scott, instructor
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Perennialogy
Advanced Architecture Studio 6, Spring 2013
Shohei Shigematsu + Christy Cheng, critics, with Carolina Ihle
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Collecting Architecture: Territories 2
History/Theory, Spring 2013
Craig Buckley, instructor
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Advanced Research + Independent Study 1 + 2
Urban Planning, Fall 2012 + Spring 2013
Lance Freeman, instructor
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Neighborhood Change, Planning + Policy
Urban Planning, Spring 2013
Stacey Sutton, instructor
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XS / Excess: A Polemical Exploration of Scale
Advanced Architecture Studio 5, Fall 2012
Amale Andraos + Sam Dufaux, critics
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The Role that Off-Street Parking + Curb Cuts Play in the Urban Environment
Urban Planning Thesis, Naomi Delphin
David King, advisor
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Post-Sandy Preservation: Response, Recovery + Resiliency
Historic Preservation Studio, Spring 2013
Ward Dennis, critic
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Post-Earthquake Redevelopment in Talca, Chile: Challenges + Opportunities
Urban Planning Studio, Fall 2012
Clara Irazábal + Alejandro de Castro Mazarro, critics, with Jordan Harrison Salinger
