Brendan Nee

Tag Archives: planning

Memorial site for Kaye Bock

January 18th, 2007

I set up a basic site for members of the Berkeley DCRP community to post their thoughts and memories about Kaye Bock who passed away on Monday, January 15, 2007.

My New Orleans planning website

October 17th, 2006

Jed and I have found, through attending meetings and conducting interviews, that most people, not surprisingly, are confused by the four planning processes which have occurred or are currently underway in New Orleans since hurricane Katrina.  Also, most people don’t know where they can go to get the final versions of the completed plans, and [...]

Planning in New Orleans: A First Draft

October 12th, 2006

Written October, 2006 Jed and I finished a draft of our paper for a disaster recovery conference at Texas A&M University. After the conference, we visited Austin, San Antonio and Houston to take in a good slice of Texas life. An Overview of the Unified New Orleans Planning Process provides our analysis of the planning [...]

Fair and Square: The Planning Legacy of World’s Fairs

November 17th, 2004

By: Brendan Nee Written November, 2004 Introduction: What started as a large trade show developed in to a forum for idea exchange which helped define architectural styles, planning movements and the way the world views technology. World’s Fairs brought people together from around the globe for a year of festivities and exhibits which helped to [...]

Urban Sprawl – A Case Study of La Crosse, WI

November 17th, 2002

This paper was written for an urban geography class junior year of college. I flew back to my hometown of La Crosse, WI and collected historical maps & aerials from the local library, then did some basic measurements of landuse & population over time.