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The No Go Zone: On Demand Micro Mobility and Mobility Justice in North Texas
On demand micro transit is an increasingly popular solution to urban mobility problems. How do local transit agencies evaluate the community and service impacts of on demand micro transit? What assumptions are being made about the scales of impacts? How are equity and justice being integrated into decision-making?
The Jaguar Corridor Initiative is an unprecedented large-scale conservation project that envisages a continuous territory from northern Argentina to the southern United States to preserve the life of jaguars. In this presentation, Salcedo will discuss the making of a cartography of interconnection that makes visible the entanglements and frictions between urbanization and the Jaguar Corridor.
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The Death and Life of Affordable Housing: Public Input in Housing Tax Credit Projects
On Friday, October 28, in WMB 5.102, the Center for American Architecture and Design hosts Associate Professor Charles L. Davis II for "Colonialism as Style: On the Beaux-Arts Tradition" as part of the CAAD Forum series.
On Friday, October 14, in WMB 5.102, the Center for American Architecture and Design hosts Stephanie Choi, 2020-22 Emerging Scholar, for “illegible/inconceivable,” a presentation on speculative fictions, the right to opacity, and quotidian rituals.