All papers must by type-written and citations should follow the department's citation form or Turabian. Papers will be graded on originality of ideas, clarity of writing, organization and professional appearance. The paper will be presented to the class at the final class session. The paper should be accompanied by slides of the project. Paper 1 - This paper will address the issue of historic preservation as it relates to waterfront development.
Most urban waterfronts are the historic hearth of the city, the place where the city began.
This research should address at least one city outside of Cleveland that has used historic preservation as a major component of its waterfront development. 30 pts. possible. Paper due on the last day of class. Paper 2 - This paper will surumarize your urban design analysis of the waterfront developments visited by the class. Although your paper will focus on one particular aspect of the project, it is expected that you will place the whole development into a context by discussing characteristics of the larger city, social, political and economic, that might impact on the design of its waterfront.