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• 1. [Article] Humboldt Community Action Plan

  Mosaic is working to develop an action plan that will enable the community to better address their concerns. The Humboldt neighborhood is one of the most diverse and rapidly changing areas in the Portland ...

  Citation × Citation Citation Abstract Copy Title: Humboldt Community Action Plan Author: Bedinghaus, Sara, Ursin, Nikolai, Masterman, Morgan, Gilbert, Mark, Warren, Lizzy Year: 2009 Mosaic is working to develop an action plan that will enable the community to better address their concerns. The Humboldt neighborhood is one of the most diverse and rapidly changing areas in the Portland area, constantly challenging the neighborhood association's efforts to reach a diverse, representative population of residents. Through concerted outreach, interviews, and workshops Mosaic Planning has identified a series of goals the neighborhood hopes to one day realize. By thoroughly researching methods to achieve these goals, the group will provide a series of action items to the community, which can be implemented by residents. This plan will help them address neighborhood issues, identify city and local resources, and provide ways to build a stronger community within Humboldt. This project was conducted under the supervision of Sy Adler and Ethan Seltzer. Title: Humboldt Community Action Plan Author: Bedinghaus, Sara, Ursin, Nikolai, Masterman, Morgan, Gilbert, Mark, Warren, Lizzy Year: 2009 Mosaic is working to develop an action plan that will enable the community to better address their concerns. The Humboldt neighborhood is one of the most diverse and rapidly changing areas in the Portland area, constantly challenging the neighborhood association's efforts to reach a diverse, representative population of residents. Through concerted outreach, interviews, and workshops Mosaic Planning has identified a series of goals the neighborhood hopes to one day realize. By thoroughly researching methods to achieve these goals, the group will provide a series of action items to the community, which can be implemented by residents. This plan will help them address neighborhood issues, identify city and local resources, and provide ways to build a stronger community within Humboldt. This project was conducted under the supervision of Sy Adler and Ethan Seltzer. Close

• 2. [Article] Connections & Edges: 2040 Lincoln District Vision Plan

  The Lincoln Vision Plan presents a concept for the evolution of Portland’s south downtown into a place where state-of-the-art resource management practices, unique systems of public open spaces, and a ...

  Citation × Citation Citation Abstract Copy Title: Connections & Edges: 2040 Lincoln District Vision Plan Author: Bean, Andrew, Bonham, Luke, Carpenter, Krista, Collins, Pete, Costantino, Daniel, Ewing, Early, Gentry, Kent, Gilbert, Mark, Hayashi, Yuki, Hesse, Amy, Hyde, Kaleen, Kekez, Zeljka Carol, Lyvers, Daniel, Meier, Briana, Wilcoxson, Terra Year: 2008 The Lincoln Vision Plan presents a concept for the evolution of Portland’s south downtown into a place where state-of-the-art resource management practices, unique systems of public open spaces, and a variety of transit options will support a vibrant, dynamic, high density, ecologically-friendly neighborhood. It is our hope that this Plan, created by Portland State University’s spring 2008 Urban Design Workshop, can serve as a foundation for further discussion and action to bring to life the immense potential underlying this district. This project was conducted under the supervision of Donald J. Stastny and Edward Starkie. Title: Connections & Edges: 2040 Lincoln District Vision Plan Author: Bean, Andrew, Bonham, Luke, Carpenter, Krista, Collins, Pete, Costantino, Daniel, Ewing, Early, Gentry, Kent, Gilbert, Mark, Hayashi, Yuki, Hesse, Amy, Hyde, Kaleen, Kekez, Zeljka Carol, Lyvers, Daniel, Meier, Briana, Wilcoxson, Terra Year: 2008 The Lincoln Vision Plan presents a concept for the evolution of Portland’s south downtown into a place where state-of-the-art resource management practices, unique systems of public open spaces, and a variety of transit options will support a vibrant, dynamic, high density, ecologically-friendly neighborhood. It is our hope that this Plan, created by Portland State University’s spring 2008 Urban Design Workshop, can serve as a foundation for further discussion and action to bring to life the immense potential underlying this district. This project was conducted under the supervision of Donald J. Stastny and Edward Starkie. Close