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Joongsub Kim, PhD, RA, AIA, AICP Executive Summary of Achievements Summary Statement: Joongsub Kim’s work centers on “engaged scholarship.” Deeply rooted in community engagement and applied research, his scholarship follows Social Construction, Participatory Action Research and Practice, as well as Architect as Facilitator, among the nine public interest design and practice research (PID[PR]) models proposed by him (published as a chapter in a book entitled Handbook of Socially Engaged Architecture in 2018 by Routledge, New York). Dr. Kim has enriched architecture through his teaching, research, service, and leadership by advancing the national discourse on significant urban challenges, social justice, community identity, and service values in architecture, while also establishing alternative practices that empower some of Detroit’s most challenging communities.

Impacting National and International Dialogues: Dr. Kim’s significant research in the global challenge of urban growth and shrinkage, sustainable communities, alternative urbanisms, urban communication, community identity, urban design review, and community development capacity building systems has resulted in 20 national and international grants, including a National Endowment for the Arts grant, a Knight Foundation Arts Challenge grant, a National and Community Service America grant, a grant from the Urban Communication Foundation in partnership with the Environmental Design Research Association, Graham Foundation Advanced Studies in the Fine Arts Research grants, Yonsei University- Korean Government Urban Regeneration research grants, and Congress for the New Urbanism research grants. Dr. Kim has been featured in more than 50 national and international publications and presentations, including the Journal of Urban Design, Environment & Behavior, Urban Design International, Local Development & Society, The Plan Journal (Italy), the Architectural Research Centers Consortium Journal, Places, Architectural Record, Architect (The Journal of The American Institute of Architects), IN_BO Journal (Italy), Open House International Journal (UK), the Association of College of Schools of Architecture (ACSA) national conferences, the international Making Cities Livable Conference, and conferences at Oxford University, England; University College Dublin, Ireland; Yonsei University, Korea; and Harvard University. Dr. Kim’s work in design review, involving, design reviewers in all 50 states in the United States was funded by the Lincoln Institute of Land Policy, Cambridge, Massachusetts, written for a book, and published by Springer Press in 2019. His most recent scholarly projects in design games, democratic design, public interest design, urban ruins, and architectural pedagogy for societal challenges were published as chapters in several books by Routledge Press among others. Dr. Kim, as an expert in engaged scholarship, was an “Invited Referee / Examinateur” for the International Insight Grant Application, Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council of Canada in 2016, 2018, and 2019. He is also the principal investigator for the national and international community development systems research in 2017–2019 (funded by the Kellogg Foundation and the Erb Foundation) to support the citywide initiative of Building the Engine of Community Development in Detroit (BECDD).

In addition, Dr. Kim revived the dormant American Institute of Architects (AIA) Detroit Urban Priorities Committee (UPC), which then received an AIA National grant. During 2010–11, he organized four symposia and exhibits entitled “Detroit by Design 2011” where 120 architects from around the world submitted their work. He convened experts and citizens for dialogues on the “shrinking city” phenomena, focusing on urban centers, transportation, urban agriculture, and landscape. The event received national attention and was featured in the AIA journal Architect, culminating in a book called Detroit by Design 2011, co-edited by Dr. Kim. The event also stimulated numerous proposals in 2012, one of which was an international ideas competition organized by the UPC, in which 400 architects from around the world participated. The competition received international and national attention, being presented the book Detroit by Design 2012: International Riverfront Competition, which was co-edited by Dr. Kim. The competition is the subject of research by members of several universities, including Columbia University, and is used as a national model for an ideas competition and civic engagement by AIA chapters, such as AIA Colorado and AIA Ohio. In addition, the competition inspired a significant community outreach effort in 2013, called the “Jefferson-Chalmers Pop-Up Retail Project” along Detroit’s riverfront. This event, led by Dr. Kim and key members of the UPC in collaboration with several communities, received extensive citywide attention and media coverage, such as Model D. Dr. Kim was invited to join the AIA National Research Summit, a task force advising the AIA on its national research policy in 2015, 2017, and 2018. Dr. Kim has been serving on the AIA National Joongsub Kim, PhD, RA, AIA, AICP, Professor | 2

Committee on Regional and Urban Design since 2014. He also received the AIA Michigan Chapter President’s Award in 2012 and AIA Detroit Chapter Charles Blessing Award in 2015, in recognition of his “outstanding contributions to the advancement of the built environment.”

Creating Architecture through Alternative Practices: Dr. Kim’s work transcends the boundaries of architecture, incorporates other disciplines, and integrates the academic with the practice. Through more than 60 of Dr. Kim’s studio projects and research studies, he managed to expand the influence of the architectural profession. His social construction model as an alternative practice won first prize in the 2005/2006 International Architectural Education Competition, which was judged by renowned experts, including Professor Henry Sanoff and was published in Open House International, England. Dr. Kim established two volunteer group initiatives, Good Deeds Good Design Group in Detroit ([GD]³) and Public Interest Design Practices and Research (PID[PR]), expanding the scope of architectural engagement by promoting alternative practices and earning a national grant from NCARB (National Council of Architectural Registration Boards). In addition, Dr. Kim organized a unique international PID[PR] competition in 2012 that encouraged the collaboration between the public and architects through social media. Dr. Kim co-organized and hosted the Structures for Inclusion International Conference in Detroit, a leading international forum in public interest design and socially responsible development, in partnership with Design Corps, Raleigh, North Carolina. Dr. Kim’s work has been disseminated nationally and internationally through more than 60 presentations and peer-reviewed articles, and he earned national research grants from the Boston Society of Architects and the Graham Foundation.

Empowering the Toughest Communities: Dr. Kim’s pioneering work, through his student-based Lawrence Technological University Detroit Studio (ltu-DS), focuses on small and troubled communities that face brutal realities in the trenches of America’s most challenging city. He provides opportunities for design-based social learning that benefits professionals, architecture students, residents, and their children, educating them on the power of design, while changing their world views. As Director of the Detroit Studio and an educator and facilitator, Dr. Kim works with “small heroes” and grassroots organizations, having collaborated with 2,000 citizens in 50 neighborhoods during 20 years. His story was published in 2006 in the book From the Studio to the Street, which was co-sponsored by the AIA, the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development, ACSA, the Association of Collegiate Schools of Planning, and the American Association for Higher Education. According to the editor, William Zeisel, the book was the first in the nation to make a formal connection between service-learning pedagogy and architectural practice. The Detroit Studio has been the subject of research studies as a successful example of a grassroots-based design center by scholars in Germany, Turkey, and Korea, and universities in California, Louisiana, North Carolina, Oregon, Pennsylvania, and West Virginia. Dr. Kim also received the 2003–2004 ACSA /AIAS National New Faculty Teaching Award. He fostered collaboration among various groups to promote sustainable communities and regional sustainability and received the 2006–2007 ACSA National Collaborative Practice Award citation and national grants from several agencies, including the Adaptive Environments Center, Boston, the National Endowment for the Arts, Knight Foundation, and the American Architectural Foundation, Washington, D.C., in collaboration with the AIA. Joongsub Kim, PhD, RA, AIA, AICP, Professor | 3

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Section 1: Summary of Academic and Outreach Work

Joongsub Kim, PhD, RA, AIA, AICP is a full professor in the faculty of the College of Architecture and Design (CoAD), at Lawrence Technological University (LTU). He also serves as a design and planning consultant for organizations in both Korea and in Michigan. He has a joint graduate architectural science and planning degree (MIT, Cambridge, Massachusetts), a PhD in architecture-environmental psychology (University of Michigan, Ann Arbor), a graduate architecture degree (University of Nebraska, Lincoln), and an undergraduate architectural engineering degree (Hong-Ik University, Korea).

Dr. Kim has received a number of awards and grants, including a 1999 Lincoln Institute of Land Policy National Doctoral Dissertation Research Fellowship; a 2003 Architecture for Social Justice Award sponsored by the Adaptive Environments Center, Boston, and the National Endowment for the Arts; and a 2003–2004 Association of Collegiate Schools of Architecture (ACSA)/American Institute of Architecture Students (AIAS) National New Faculty Teaching Award.

Other awards received by Professor Kim since 2006, include a 2006 International Architectural Education Competition Award (First Prize and Publication Award) sponsored by Open House International Journal, UK; a 2006 Boston Society of Architects National Research Grants award; a 2006–2007 ACSA Collaborative Practice Award Citation; a 2008 Graham Foundation Advanced Studies in the Fine Arts Research Grants Award; 2006, 2007, 2008, 2009, and 2012 awards from the American Architectural Foundation, Washington, DC; 2008 and 2015 Mary E. and Richard E. Marburger Distinguished Achievement Awards - The Champion for Institutional Excellence and Preeminence from Lawrence Technological University; the inaugural Michael Brill Grant Award in Urban Communication and Environmental Design, sponsored by the Urban Communication Foundation and the Environmental Design Research Association; the 2011 NCARB (National Council of Architectural Registration Boards ) National Grant Award for the Integration of Practice and Education in the Academy; a 2016 NEA (National Endowment for the Arts) Art Works Grant Award (design category); a 2016 Knight Foundation Arts Challenge Grant Award; grant awards from the Kellogg Foundation and the Erb Foundation for the national and international research scan in community development in 2017; and a grant award from the Michigan Humanities Council (in association with the National Endowment for the Humanities) in 2018. In 2019, Dr. Kim (as a Co-PI) received a grant award from the National Science Foundation.

Notably, Professor Kim received a 2012 AIA Michigan President’s Award and a 2015 AIA Detroit Charles Blessing Award for “outstanding contributions to the advancement of the built environment by an influential architect.” He revived the dormant AIA Detroit Urban Priorities Committee, leading it from 2010 to 2014. Currently, he serves on the AIA National Committee on Regional and Urban Design. He was invited to the AIA National Research Summit 2015, 2017, and 2018 to advise the AIA on its national policy on promoting research in practice through collaboration between the academy and professionals. He also brought the 2015 Structures for Inclusion international conference, a leading advocacy conference of socially responsible design, to Detroit and co-chaired it.

Dr. Kim directs the CoAD-based The Detroit Studio (www.ltu.edu/detroitstudio), a community-based program. The Detroit Studio projects focus on small communities that face brutal realities in the trenches of America’s most challenging city. The studio also provides opportunities for design-based social learning that benefits professionals, architecture students, residents, and their children, educating them on the power of design and changing their world-views. As Director of the Detroit Studio and an educator and facilitator, Dr. Kim works with “small heroes” and grassroots organizations on various community-based projects. Joongsub Kim, PhD, RA, AIA, AICP, Professor | 4

The mission of The Detroit Studio is educational, as it provides students with an enriched educational experience through community-based architectural, urban design and community development projects, while offering accessible and useful programs and information to the public, design profession, municipal officials and business community.

The Detroit Studio is an off-campus studio facility, founded in 1999 by the CoAD at LTU, located in midtown Detroit. Its location in central Detroit creates a unique educational setting for students, while its long-term commitment to working with Detroit neighborhoods distinguishes it from the programs of other local universities. The Detroit Studio is committed to serving communities in Detroit, Wayne County and Southeastern Michigan as part of the mission of a local university, through Service Learning projects that utilize interdisciplinary collaboration and teamwork to address real needs, problems and potentials. The projects developed at The Detroit Studio serve communities in areas of Urban Design, Planning, and Sustainable Community Development. The studio establishes partnerships with municipalities, design professionals, professional organizations, community organizations, business leaders, and local schools and universities.

Dr. Kim has collaborated with nearly 2000 participants and 150 organizations in 50 communities over 20 years, through more than 60 studios at the Detroit Studio program. Dr. Kim also founded two design and research groups called [GD]³ (Good Deeds Good Design Group in Detroit) and PID[PR] (Public Interest Design Practices and Research). He published journal articles and book chapters on the areas of service learning, architectural pedagogy, design review, New Urbanism, sustainable urban design, sustainable community revitalization, and environment psychology. His articles have been published in peer- reviewed journals including The Plan Journal (Italy), Local Development and Society, IN_BO (Italy), Urban Design International, Journal of Urban Design, Places, Environment & Behavior, Open House International (UK), and Architectural Research Centers Consortium Journal. Also his work has been mentioned in design or professional magazines including Architectural Record and Architect (The Journal of The American Institute of Architects). His book entitled What Do Design Reviewers Really Do? was funded by the Lincoln Institute of Land Policy, Cambridge, Massachusetts, and published by Springer Press in 2019. Joongsub Kim, PhD, RA, AIA, AICP, Professor | 5

Education: 1975-1979: Hong-Ik University, Seoul, Korea, Bachelor of Science in Architectural Engineering 1982-1984: University of Nebraska, Lincoln, NE, Master of Architecture 1984-1987: Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Cambridge, MA, Master of Science in Architecture & Master in City Planning 1995-2001: University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, MI, Ph.D. in Environmental Psychology in Architecture and Urban Planning

Practice: State(s) or territory(ies) where nominee is licensed to practice architecture 1994-present: Registered Architect, State of Massachusetts, License No. 9257

Urban Planning 1999-present: American Institute of Certified Planners (AICP national certification)

Positions: In Education 2014-present: Full Professor College of Architecture and Design, Lawrence Technological University, Southfield, Michigan 2006-2013: Associate Professor (with tenure) College of Architecture and Design, Lawrence Technological University, Southfield, Michigan 2000-2005: Assistant Professor College of Architecture and Design, Lawrence Technological University 1996 (fall): Graduate Student Instructor A. Alfred Taubman College of Architecture and Urban Planning, University of Michigan 1999-2000: Graduate Student Instructor A. Alfred Taubman College of Architecture and Urban Planning, University of Michigan

Positions: Architectural Education & Community Outreach Coordination 2013-present: Director, Master of Urban Design Degree Program College of Architecture and Design, Lawrence Technological University 2006-2009: Coordinator, Master of Architecture Degree Program, Urban Concentration College of Architecture and Design, Lawrence Technological University 2000-2006: Coordinator, Integrated Design Studio Urban Component College of Architecture and Design, Lawrence Technological University 2002-2016: Coordinator, Detroit Community Outreach Programs, Detroit, Michigan College of Architecture and Design, Lawrence Technological University 2000-2002: Coordinator, Pontiac Community Outreach Programs, Pontiac, Michigan College of Architecture and Design, Lawrence Technological University

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Primary Courses Taught: Lawrence Technological University (2000 - present) Architecture & Urban Design Studios Integrated Design Studio (architecture and urban design components, undergraduate) Advanced Design Studio 1 (graduate) Advanced Design Studio 2 (graduate) Urban Studio 1 & 2 (graduate) Collaborative Urban Design Studio (graduate) Allied Urban Design Studio (undergraduate) Master of Architecture Thesis 1 & 2 Subject Area Courses History of Urban Form (graduate) Introduction ot Community Development (graduate) Public Interest Design Practices and Research Workshop (graduate and undergraduate) Environmental Psychology (undergraduate and graduate) Research Methods in Architecture (graduate) Urban Design Methods (graduate) Comprehensive Urban Exam (graduate) Research in Urban Design (graduate) Current Issues in Urban Design (graduate) Case Studies in Urban Design (graduate) Urban Design Policies and Implementation (graduate) Principles and Practices of Urban Design (graduate) Urban Global Lecture (undergraduate) Ecological Issues (graduate) Sustainable Urbanism (graduate) Directed Study (undergraduate) Independent Study (graduate)

University of Michigan, Ann Arbor (1996, 1999-2000) Architecture Design Studios Urban Design Studio (graduate) Subject Area Courses Design Fundamentals (graduate)

University Service and Committees: University Committees 2021: Member, Search Committee, Director of Sponsored Research 2015-present: Member, University Graduate Program Council 2015: Member, University Academic Conduct Review Committee 2014-2015: Member, University Strategic Planning Task Force, Lawrence Technological University 2013-2014: Member, Civic Engagement Committee, Lawrence Technological University 2013-2014: Founder & Co-organizer, Research Day, Lawrence Technological University 2012-2014: Co-chair, University Research Support Services Committee, Lawrence Technological University 2007-present: Member, University Research Support Services Committee, Lawrence

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Technological University 2007-2008: Member, University Global Committee, Lawrence Technological University 2012-present: Member, Standing Committee for Tenure Removal, Lawrence Technological University 2004-2006: Member, University Strategic Planning Task Force, Lawrence Technological University 2004-2005: Member, University Applied Research Task Force, Lawrence Technological University 2001-2004: Member, University Assessment Committee, Lawrence Technological University

College of Architecture and Design Committee Chair 2013-2014: Chair, Landscape Architecture Faculty Search Committee, Lawrence Technological University 2011-present: Founder & Coordinator, Faculty Brown Bag Series, Lawrence Technological University 2009-2011: Chair, Tenure Review Committee, Lawrence Technological University 2007-2008: Chair, Master of Urban Design Curriculum Development Committee, Lawrence Technological University 2007-2009: Chair, Executive Faculty Search Committee, Lawrence Technological University 2006-2009: Chair, Applied Research Committee, Lawrence Technological University 2005-2006: Chair, Urban Design Certificate Program Development Committee, Lawrence Technological University 2005-2006: Chair, Urban Design Faculty Search Committee, Lawrence Technological University 2003-2005: Chair, Dean Search Committee, Lawrence Technological University

College of Architecture and Design Service and Committees 2018-present: Member, Curriculum Committee 2017: Member, Midterm Tenure Review Committee, Lawrence Technological University 2012-present: Member, Tenure Review and Promotion Committee, Lawrence Technological University 2010-2014: Member, Ethics Committee, Lawrence Technological University 2010-2014: Member, Graduate Advanced Design Studio Curriculum Committee, Lawrence Technological University 2009-2010: Member, Faculty Council, Lawrence Technological University 2009-2010: Member, Interior Architecture Faculty Search Committee, Lawrence Technological University 2009-2010: Member, Assistant Dean Search Committee, Lawrence Technological University 2009-2010: Member, Research Infrastructure Committee, Lawrence Technological University 2009-present: Member, Master of Urban Design Faculty Curriculum Committee, Lawrence Technological University 2006-2015: Member, Architecture Lecture Series Committee, Lawrence Technological University

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2001-2013: Member, Architecture Graduate Admissions Committee, Lawrence Technological University 2005: Member, Architecture Chair Search Committee, Lawrence Technological University 2004: Member, Environmental Technology Faculty Search Committee, Lawrence Technological University 2001-2002: Member, Faculty Council, Lawrence Technological University 2001: Member, History Faculty Search Committee, Lawrence Technological University

Positions: Coordination of Community-based Design Programs 2002-present: Director, The Detroit Studio, Detroit, Michigan College of Architecture and Design, Lawrence Technological University 2000-2002: Director, The Pontiac Studio, Pontiac, Michigan College of Architecture and Design, Lawrence Technological University

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Student Project at The Detroit Studio and The Pontiac Studio (project director: Joongsub Kim): selected examples

Student Project Sponsoring Group/ Results Project/Year/Location Funding (Rounded) Recognition/Awards

Mapping Station Humanities Michigan Humanities Council 1 State Grant Award Project Grant 2 Media Reports 2017-2019 (an affiliate of the National 3 Exhibitions Endowment for the Humanities) West End Community Organizations $27,500

Mapping Cart in Search of Oral Knight Foundation Arts Challenge 1 National Grant and Visual [hi]stories of West End Grant Award Tapestry West Grand Boulevard 1 Media Report 2016-2018 Collaborative 1 Audio Visual City of Detroit Presentation

$20,000

East Grand Boulevard Community Genesis Hope Community 1 Grant Award Study Development Corporation 2 Audio Visual 2016 Genesis Lutheran Church, Detroit Presentations $10,000

West End Tapestry Project: National Endowment for the Arts 1 National Grant Multipurpose Bike Park Urban West Grand Boulevard Award Design Collaborative 1 Media Report 2016-2017 City of Detroit 1 Audio Visual Detroit, Michigan $50,000 Presentation

Farmington Hills 10 Mile- Farmington Hills and Farmington 3 Media Reports Orchard Lake Area Study Mayor’s Offices, Economic 1 Exhibition 2014-2015 (one semester: Phase 1- Development and Planning 2 Audio Visual applied research; one semester: Departments Presentation Phase 2-design studio) Michigan Municipal League Farmington, Michigan $6,000

Rouge Park Master Plan Friends of Rouge Park 1 National Grant 2013 (one semester: Phase) National Environmental Education Award Detroit, Michigan Foundation Grant 1 Media Report $10,000 1 Exhibition 1 Audio Visual Presentation

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Student Project Sponsoring Group/ Results Project/Year/Location Funding (Rounded) Recognition/Awards

Sustainable Zone Creative Zone Oakland University Michigan 1 National Publication 2011 (one semester: Phase 1- Young Farmers Association 2 Media Reports research via Environmental Baldwin Center Community 1 Exhibition Psychology class; one semester: Development Corporation in 1 Audio Visual Phase 2-design studio) Rochester, Pontiac Presentation Michigan $50,000

Balduck Park Master Plan Study Balduck, Cannon, and Finney 1 Civic Award 2008 (one semester) Community Center and Recreation 1 National Publication Detroit, Michigan Complex Development Inc. 1 International (International Exhibition Exhibition Competition) 1 National Exhibition 1 Media Report 2 Audio Visual Presentations

East Forest Hope District Friends of Detroit Tri County 2 National Revitalization and Museum of HIP Community Development Publications Design Project Corporation 2 Regional 2007-2008 (two semesters) $18,000 Publications Detroit, Michigan 1 Media Report 1 Economic Development Grant Award 2 Audio Visual Presentations

Tax Increment Finance Authority Tax Increment Finance Authority 1 Local Publication (TIFA) District Master Plan Study City of Inkster 1 Board Citation 2007 (one semester) Inkster Planning & Economic 1 Audio Visual Inkster, Michigan Development Department Presentation $9,000

Detroit Cluster 4 Master Plan City of Detroit Planning and 1 National Grant Study Development Division Award 2007 (one semester) The Greening of Detroit 2 National Detroit, Michigan $6,800 Publications 1 International Exhibition 1 National Exhibition 1 Media Report 1 Audio Visual Presentation

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Student Project Sponsoring Group/ Results Project/Year/Location Funding (Rounded) Recognition/Awards

Urban Agriculture, Health, Christ Community Development 1 National Grant Fitness, Lifestyle Community Corporation Award Center $7,800 1 National Publication 2006 (one semester) 1 International Detroit, Michigan Exhibition 1 National Exhibition 1 Audio Visual Presentation

Lewiston Downtown Master Lewiston Board of Trustees 1 Local Publication Plan and Design Guideline $6,000 1 Board Citation 2005 1 Audio Visual Lewiston, Michigan Presentation

Southfield City Center Master City of Southfield City Center 1 National Publication Plan Advisory Board 1 Local Publication 2005 (one semester) Southfield Planning Department 1 Board Citation Southfield, Michigan Southfield Mayor’s Office 2 Media Reports $15,000 1 Exhibition 1 Audio Visual Presentation

Brightmoor Community Master Northwest Detroit Neighborhood 1 National Publication Plan Development 1 Media Report 2005 (one semester) Brightmoor Middle and High 1 Exhibition Detroit, Michigan Schools 1 Board Citation Charter One Bank 1 Presentation to $9,000 Board

Parkside Neighborhood City of Detroit Housing Commission 1 Civic Award Revitalization Warren Conner Development 1 National Publication 2004 (one semester) Coalition 1 Board Citation Detroit, Michigan Friends of Parkside 1 Media Report Detroit Recreation Department 1 Exhibition Detroit Planning Department 1 Audio Visual $17,000 Presentation

New Theatre and Cultural Detroit Repertory Theatre 1 National Award Village Design Project Focus HOPE 1 Media Report 2003 (one semester) Muslim Center 1 Exhibition Detroit, Michigan $7,500 1 Audio Visual Presentation

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Student Project Sponsoring Group/ Results Project/Year/Location Funding (Rounded) Recognition/Awards

New Church Design and Davison- Greater Quinn AME Church 1 National Award Rosa Parks Area Revitalization Detroit Repertory Theatre 1 National Publication 2002 (one semester) Muslim Center 1 Media Report Detroit, Michigan $15,000 1 Exhibition 1 Audio Visual Presentation

GM Pontiac Campus Master Plan General Motors Co. 1 National Publication 2001 (one semester (Pontiac $15,000 1 Exhibition Studio) 1 Audio Visual Pontiac, Michigan Presentation

Invited Lectures, Presentations and Other: International 2020-present: Associate Editor, Journal Frontiers in Psychology (Environmental Psychology), Switzerland 2019: Invited Referee, Insight Grant Application, Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council of Canada 2018 Invited Referee, Insight Grant Application, Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council of Canada 2016: Invited Referee / Examinateur, Insight Grant Application, Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council of Canada 2015: Co-organizer, Structures for Inclusion International Conference in partnership with Design Corps, Raleigh, North Carolina, Detroit, Michigan 2012: Organizer, PIDPR (Public Interest Design Practices and Research): International Design Competition, GD³ (Good Deeds Good Design Group in Detroit) and PIDPR (Public Interest Design Practices and Research) group, Lawrence Technological University, Michigan. 2012: Co-organizer, Detroit by Design 2012: Detroit Riverfront International Competition, American Institute of Architects Detroit Chapter’s Urban Priorities Committee, Detroit, Michigan. 2009: Invited Speaker/Panelist, Green Tech, Eco Life, and Sustainable Architecture for Cities of Tomorrow, Korea Institute of Ecological Architecture and Environment and Yonsei University, Seoul, Korea. 2008: Invited Speaker, Architecture Lecture Series, Chungju National University, Chungju, Korea. 2008: Invited Speaker, The Role of Food and Agriculture in the Design and Planning of Buildings and Cities, Ryerson University School of Architecture, Toronto, Canada. 2008: Co-organizer, Marginal City Reciprocal City, International Urban Design Workshop, Chungju National University, Chungju, Korea. 2007: Invited Speaker, Urban Regeneration, Yonsei University, Jejudo, Korea. 2006: Keynote Speaker, Alternative Educational Ways for Teaching and Learning Architectural Design, Open House International Journal, UK and Eastern

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Mediterranean University, Turkey.

National 2020: Invited External Reviewer, Evaluation of Application for Promotion to the Rank of Associate Professor, School of Architecture, University of Minnesota, Minnesota 2020: Invited External Advisor, PhD. Dissertation Committee, Graduate School of Architecture and Urban Design, Washington University, St. Louis, Missouri 2019: Invited External Reviewer, Evaluation of Application for Promotion to the Rank of Full Professor, School of Architecture, Design and Planning, University of Kansas 2019-2020: Invited Committee Member, Research and Scholarship (National) Committee, Association of Collegiate Schools of Architecture, Washington, D.C. 2018: Invited Participant, American Institute of Architects National Research Summit, Minneapolis, Minnesota 2004-present: Invited Paper Reviewer for Peer-reviewed Journals (selected): Applied Research in Quality of Life, Journal of Urbanism, Journal Urban Studies, Journal Environment & Behavior, Journal Building & Environment, Journal of Planning Education & Research, Journal Places, and Journal of the American Planning Association 2003-present: Invited Reviewer for Conference Papers (selected): Environmental Design Research Association, Architectural Research Centers Consortium, Association of Collegiate Schools of Architecture, and Association of Collegiate Schools of Planning 2017: Invited External Reviewer, Evaluation of Application for Promotion to the Rank of Full Professor, Department of Geography and Planning, University of Toledo, Ohio 2017: Invited External Reviewer, Evaluation of Application for Promotion to the Rank of Full Professor, School of Architecture, University of North Carolina at Charlotte 2017: Invited Participant, American Institute of Architects National Research Summit, St. Louis, Missouri 2017: Organizer, Annual Midwest Urban Design Charrette in Detroit, Partnership of Ball State Indianapolis Design Center – Kent State Cleveland Urban Design Collaborative – LTU CoAD Detroit Studio, Detroit, Michigan 2016: Invited External Reviewer, Evaluation of Application for Promotion to the Rank of Full Professor, School of Architecture, Design and Planning, University of Kansas 2016: Invited External Reviewer, Evaluation of Application for Promotion to the Rank of Full Professor, College of Architecture and Design, University of Houston, Texas 2016: Key Partners, Annual Midwest Urban Design Charrette, Partnership of Ball State Indianapolis Design Center– Kent State Cleveland Urban Design Collaborative– LTU CoAD Detroit Studio, Akron, Ohio 2015: Invited Participant, American Institute of Architects National Research Summit, San Francisco, California 2015: Invited Speaker, Public Interest Design Institute/Design Corps, Raleigh, North

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Carolina, Lawrence Technological University, Southfield, Michigan. 2015: Co-organizer, Public Interest Design Institute in partnership with Design Corps, Raleigh, North Carolina, Lawrence Technological University, Southfield, Michigan 2015: Key Partners, Annual Midwest Urban Design Charrette, Partnership of Ball State Indianapolis Design Center– Kent State Cleveland Urban Design Collaborative–LTU CoAD Detroit Studio, Youngstown, Ohio 2014: Organizer, Annual Midwest Urban Design Charrette, Partnership of Ball State Indianapolis Design Center – Kent State Urban Design Collaborative – LTU CoAD Detroit Studio, Detroit, Michigan 2013: Key Partners, Annual Midwest Urban Design Charrette, Partnership of Ball State Indianapolis Design Center– Kent State Cleveland Urban Design Collaborative – LTU CoAD Detroit Studio, Indianapolis, Indiana 2012: Organizer, Public Interest Design Practice and Research Competition, pidPR (Public Interest Design Practice and Research) group/LTU CoAD Detroit Studio, Detroit, Michigan 2011: Member, Advisory Committee, 2011 Architectural Research Centers Consortium Annual Conference, Lawrence Technological University, Michigan. 2011: Co-organizer, Detroit by Design 2011: Three Symposiums and Exhibits focusing on Transportation, Urban Centers, Urban Agriculture, and Landscape, American Institute of Architects Detroit Chapter’s Urban Priorities Committee, Detroit, Michigan. 2007-2009: Reviewer, Boston Society of Architects National Research Grant Award Competition. 2004: Panelist, Special Focus Session, Architecture for Social Justice Awards: Partnerships in Teaching, The 2004 Annual Conference of the Association of Collegiate Schools of Architecture, Miami, Florida. 2000: Invited Speaker/Panelist, The New Urbanism: Is Design a Catalyst for Community? The Seaside Institute Conference, Seaside, Florida.

Regional 2017: Keynote Speaker, Annual Presidential Colloquium, 2017 Annual Research Day, Lawrence Technological University, Southfield, Michigan. 2015: Invited Speaker, Honor College Winter 2015 Lecture Series: Creative Intersections, sponsored by Michigan Center for Undergraduate Research Leadership, Oakland University, Rochester, Michigan. 2013: Co-organizer, Jazzin’ on Jefferson Pop-Ups in partnership with Jefferson East Inc. (formerly Jefferson East Business Association), American Institute of Architects Detroit Chapter’s Urban Priorities Committee, Detroit, Michigan. 2013-2017: Doctoral Dissertation Advisor & Member, Doctor of Management of Information and Technology Dissertation Committee, College of Management, Lawrence Technological University, Southfield, Michigan 2012: Organizer, Public Interest Design Panel Discussion, pidPR (Public Interest Design Research & Practice) group, Lawrence Technological University, Southfield, Michigan 2011-2017: Doctoral Dissertation Advisor & Member, PhD Dissertation Committee, College of Architecture and Urban Planning, University of Michigan, Ann Arbor. 2011: Panelist (with Douglas Farr, AIA, Stephen Vogel, FAIA), Sustainable Urbanism:

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Student Discussion with Douglas Farr, AIA, Lawrence Technological University, Michigan. 2010: Co-organizer, Express Detroit: The Roles of Urban Agriculture, Urban Centers and Transportation in Rebuilding Detroit, American Institute of Architects Detroit Chapter’s Urban Priorities Committee, Detroit, Michigan. 2006: Invited Speaker, Doctoral Program Seminar in Architecture, the University of Michigan. 2004-2006: Visiting Design Studio Critic, Graduate Architecture Studio, the University of Michigan.

Papers Presented: International 2015: “The Four-Foci Taxonomy for Smart City Design: Towards a Conceptual Framework” The 8th Switzerland Conference of the International Forum on Urbanism: True Smart & Green City?, Inchon, Korea 2014: “A Conceptual Framework for Enriching Architecture: Nine PIDPR Models” The 2014 Association of Collegiate Schools of Architecture International Conference, Seoul, Korea 2013: “Spirituality in Disabled Places” 4th Global Conference: Space and Place, Oxford University, England 2013: “Shrinking Cities and Citizen Participation” AESOP (Association of European Schools of Planning) – ACSP (Association of Collegiate Schools of Planning) Joint International Congress, Dublin, Ireland 2013: “In Search of Spirituality in Urban Decay” The International Symposium on Urbanism, Spirituality and Well-being, ACS (Architecture, Culture and Spirituality Forum) – Harvard University Joint Symposium, Cohasset & Cambridge, MA 2010: “Planning Natural Areas in Underserved Urban Communities: Urban Agriculture in Detroit,” 48th International Making Cities Livable Conference, Charleston, South Carolina October 2009: “Contemporary Urbanisms and Their Roles in Sustainable Urban Revitalization” International Conference on Green Tech, Eco Life, & Sustainable Architecture for Cities of Tomorrow 2009 (GEST 2009), Korea Institute of Ecological Architecture and Environment and Yonsei University, Seoul Korea, November 2007: “Evaluating New Urbanist Claims: Increase in Walkability, Diversity, and Sense of Community,” Future Design Conference at Yonsei University, Seoul, Korea, November. 2005: “Can New Urbanism Promote Successful Urban Infill Developments in Poor Areas? A Case Study of Detroit,” Association of Collegiate Schools of Architecture International Conference, Mexico City, Mexico, June 2005: “An Assessment of New Urbanist Urban Infill Developments,” Annual Conference of the Environmental Design Research Association, University of British Columbia, Vancouver, Canada. May 2002: “New Urbanism and Civics,” International Association of Planning Schools (IAPS) Conference, Rome, Italy 2001: “Local Identity of Place: Case Studies,” Annual Conference of the Environmental Design Research Association, University of Edinburgh, Edinburgh, Scotland, June

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National 2021 (May): “How Can Marginalized Communities be Healthy and Sustainable in Times of Pandemic?” The 2021 Environmental Design Research Association Conference, Detroit, Michigan 2020: “In Search of an Equitable Community Development System: Integrative Approach and System Elements” The 2020 Environmental Design Research Association Conference, Tempe, Arizona 2019: “The Role of Citizen Participation in Rightsizing Cities” The 2019 Environmental Design Research Association Conference, Brooklyn, New York 2018: “The Impact of Social Equity on Community Development” The 2018 Environmental Design Research Association Conference, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma 2017: “The Impact of New Urbanism on Designing and Planning Efforts to Rebuild Detroit” The 2017 Environmental Design Research Association Conference, Milwaukee, Wisconsin 2017: “A Studio Focused on Societal Challenges: Case Study on Placemaking and Resilience” Association of Collegiate Schools of Architecture National Conference, Detroit, Michigan 2016: “Understanding Democratic Design as Socially Engaged Discourse and Practice: Educational Perspectives” The Scholarship of Social Engagement Symposium, Lawrence, Kansas 2016: “Shifting Focus in Sustainable Revitalization: Attention to More Social and Holistic Strategies” The 2016 Environmental Design Research Association Conference, Raleigh, North Carolina 2016: “Understanding the value of democratic design: Educational perspectives” The 2016 Environmental Design Research Association Conference, Raleigh, North Carolina 2015: “Can Placemaking Art Promote Resilience in Inner City Neighborhoods? A Conceptual Framework” The 2015 Environmental Design Research Association Conference, Los Angeles, California 2014: “Public Interest Design informed by Environment-Behavior Research” The 2014 Environmental Design Research Association Conference, New Orleans, Louisiana 2013: “In Search of Spirituality in Urban Decay” The International Symposium on Urbanism, Spirituality and Well-being, ACS (Architecture, Culture and Spirituality Forum) – Harvard University Joint Symposium, Cohasset & Cambridge, Massachusetts 2013: (with A. L. Steenkamp) “Analysis of smart city models and the four-foci taxonomy for smart city design” The 2013 Architectural Research Centers Consortium Annual Research Conference, Charlotte, North Carolina 2013: (with F. Hansen, J. Bogdonov Hanna, L. Schweitzer, J. Kim, & L. Machesky) “Cross-disciplinary and Novel Inter-Institutional STEM Collaborations Increase Capacity for Local Urban Food Production in Pontiac, MI” The 2013 National Center for Science and Civic Engagement (NCSCE) Washington Symposium and Capitol Hill Poster Session, Washington, DC. 2012: “Assessing Contemporary Urbanisms in the Age of Shrinking Cities” The 2012 Association of Collegiate Schools of Planning Annual Conference, Cincinnati, Ohio.

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2012: “Assessing Shrinking City Models: Focusing on Strategies for Citizen Participation,” Annual Conference of the Environmental Design Research Association, Seattle, Washington, June 2011: “The Role of Urban Agriculture in the Design and Planning of Cities and Communities,” Association of Collegiate Schools of Architecture National Conference, Montreal, Canada, March 2009: “The Value of Urban Agriculture in Urban Design and Development: Literature Review and Case Study in Detroit,” Association of Collegiate Schools of Architecture National Conference, Portland, Oregon, March 2003: “Educating Youth About Community Values Through a Hands-on Model-making Class,” Annual Conference of the Environmental Design Research Association, University of Minnesota, Minneapolis, Minnesota, June 2003: “Corporate Campus Design: Theories and Case Studies,” Annual Conference of the Environmental Design Research Association, University of Minnesota, Minneapolis, Minnesota, June 2002: “Community Design: Architects’ Views Versus Non-Architects’ Views,” Annual Conference of the Environmental Design Research Association, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, May 2002: “Alternative Approaches to Corporate Campus Design and Their Impact on Brownfield Developments: A Case Study of GM Campuses,” Annual Conference of the Association of Collegiate Schools of Planning, University of Maryland, Baltimore, Maryland, October, 2002. 2002: “New Trends and Alternative Approaches to Corporate Campus Design,” Annual Conference of the Environmental Design Research Association, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, June 2001: “Guidelines for ‘Healthy’ Urban Form: Case Studies of Downtowns,” Annual Conference of the Association of Collegiate Schools of Planning, Cleveland State University, Cleveland, Ohio, October 2000: “An Assessment of New Urbanism: Comparing Neotraditional and Conventional Suburban Communities,” Annual Conference of the Association of Collegiate Schools of Planning, Georgia Institute of Technology, Atlanta, Georgia, October 2000: “Community Identity in Neotraditional and Conventional Suburban Developments: A Comparative Case Study of Kentlands and Orchard Village,” Annual Conference of the Environmental Design Research Association, San Francisco, California, May 1999: “Elderly and Community and Pathways to Life Quality: Providing Research Experience for Future Gerontologists,” (with G. Evans and D. Williams), Annual Conference of the Gerontological Society of America, San Francisco, California 1999: “What ‘Other’ Roles Design Reviewers Play: Convener, Facilitator, Therapist, and Educator,” Annual Conference of the Association of Collegiate Schools of Planning, University of Illinois-Chicago and University of Illinois-Urbana & Champaign, Chicago, Illinois, October 1999: “Sense of Community and New Urbanism,” Annual Conference of the Environmental Design Research Association, Orlando, Florida, May 1999: “Sense of Community in Neotraditional and Conventional Suburban Developments: A Comparative Case Study of Kentlands and Orchard Village,” Annual Conference of the Environmental Design Research Association, Orlando, Florida, May

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Regional 2019: (with A. Mokdad) “What Can We Learn From Other Disciplines to Strengthen Public Interest Design (PID) in Architecture?“ Research Day 2019, Lawrence Technological Univeersity, Southfield, Michigan 2018: (with J. Furtado & A. Mokdad) “Promoting Equity in Underserved Communities: Testing an Urban Design-Based Conceptual Framework” Research Day 2018, Lawrence Technological University, Southfield, Michigan 2018: (with V. Murad) “Understanding design review: Trends, issues, and recommendations” Research Day 2018, Lawrence Technological University, Southfield, Michigan 2017: (with B. Martin) “Creating a System for Implementing Urban Farming in Underserved Postindustrial Cities Using Public Interest Design [Practice + Research] Principles” Research Day 2017, Lawrence Technological University, Southfield, Michigan 2017: (with J. Furtado) “Benefits of Industrial Adaptive Reuse to Historical and Cultural Assets: Case Study Analyses in Detroit, Michigan” Research Day 2017, Lawrence Technological University, Southfield, Michigan 2016: “A Societal Challenges-focused Studio: Case Study on Placemaking and Resilience” Research Day 2016, Lawrence Technological University, Southfield, Michigan 2016: (with D. Altschul) “E Application of Social Media for Informing the Design and Planning of Urban Environments” Research Day 2016, Lawrence Technological University, Southfield, Michigan 2016: (with K. Buchholz) “Spirituality in Urban Design: The Case For Community Engagement” Research Day 2016, Lawrence Technological University, Southfield, Michigan 2016: (with J. Bender) “Can Placemaking-Based Art and Design Increase Resilience in Underserved Urban Communities?” Research Day 2016, Lawrence Technological University, Southfield, Michigan 2016: (with J. Hipp) “Guidelines for Food-based Placemaking Designs to Increase Resilience In Underserved Communities in Detroit” Research Day 2016, Lawrence Technological University, Southfield, Michigan 2015: (with R. Swayamprakash) “Evaluating Health Impact Assessment’s Impact on Urban and Community Design” Research Day 2015, Lawrence Technological University, Southfield, Michigan 2014: (with K. Buchholz and L. Wang) “Role of Art in the Health of Neighborhood in Disadvantaged Urban Areas” Research Day 2014, Lawrence Technological University, Southfield, Michigan 2013: (with B, Cagney) “Towards a Healthy Community Model: Case Study in Detroit” Research Day 2013, Lawrence Technological University, Southfield, Michigan 2012: (with E. Rotter). “Community Development Advocates of Detroit (CDAD) Design Guidelines for the City of Detroit” Leadership in Energy & Environmental Design (LEED) Neighborhood Development (ND) Forum II, LEED ND Detroit Regional Chapter, Detroit, Michigan, 2012. 2010: “In Search of a New Urban Model for Right-Sizing the City: Case Study in Detroit,” Association of Collegiate Schools of Architecture Northeast Fall Conference, West Hartford, Connecticut, October

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2007: “Exploring a Campus Model as an Alternative Approach to Urban Developments,” Association of Collegiate Schools of Architecture Central Regional Conference, University of Waterloo, Cambridge, Ontario, Canada, October 2007: “It Takes the Children to ‘Masterplan’ the Neighborhood,” Annual Conference of the Association of Collegiate Schools of Architecture, University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, March 2007: “Challenging Contemporary Urbanisms: Stewardship and Social Construction,” Association of Collegiate Schools of Architecture Southeast Regional Conference, Catholic University of America, Washington, D.C. 2005: “Evaluation of Zoning Codes that Promote Healthy Communities,” Annual Conference of the Association of Collegiate Schools of Planning, University of Missouri, Kansas City, Missouri, October 2004: “An Assessment of the Applicability of New Urbanist Principles to Urban Infill Developments in Underserved Areas,” Annual Conference of the Association of Collegiate Schools of Planning, University of Oregon, Portland, Oregon, March 2004: “A Faith-Based Institution as a Local Anchor for Neighborhood Revitalization: Case studies in Detroit,” Annual Conference of the Environmental Design Research Association, Albuquerque, New Mexico, June 2003: “An Evaluation of Architectural Research by Students: Understanding Types of Papers Submitted by Graduate Students in a Research Methods Course,” Southeast Regional Conference of the Association of Collegiate Schools of Architecture, Tampa, Florida 2003: “Comprehensive Design as a Holistic Inquiry Into the Built Environment: A Case Study of a Model Undertaken at a Community Outreach Studio,” Southwest Regional Conference of the Association of Collegiate Schools of Architecture, University of Houston, Houston, Texas

Exhibitions: International 2009-2010: “Balduck Park Study: Concepts for Master Plan and Community Center/Recreation Complex Proposal,” Exhibit Title (group exhibits and travelling exhibits): “Carrot City: Designing for Urban Agriculture,” Curator: Department of Architectural Science and the Centre for Studies in Food Security at Ryerson University, Toronto, Canada, Location: Design Exchange (DX) Museum, Toronto, Canada; England, New York, Spring 2009 through Spring 2008: “Urban Regeneration: Case Studies in the USA,” Exhibition at Urban Regeneration International Symposium (group exhibitions): “The Urban Renaissance Project: Socially Integrated Housing Community Regeneration Technology,” Curator: Yonsei University, Seoul, Korea, Location: COEX Intercontinental Hotel, Seoul, Korea, May–June 2008: “Urban Agriculture in the Community Design Studio: The Detroit Studio Example,” Exhibition at Ryerson University Symposium (group exhibitions): "The Role of Food and Agriculture in the Design and Planning of Buildings and Cities,” Curator: Department of Architectural Science and the Centre for Studies in Food Security at Ryerson University, Toronto, Canada, Location: Ryerson University, Toronto, Ontario Canada, May

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National 2013: “Public Interest Design Practices and Research: LTU student projects” (instructors: Joongsub Kim and Dorian Moore), NCARB Award Exhibit, 2013 AIA National Convention, Denver, CO, June 2008: “Urban Agriculture Health Fitness Lifestyle Center,” Boston Society of Architects (BSA) Annual Grant Awards Exhibition (group exhibitions), Sponsored by BSA and the American Institute of Architects, the American Institute of Architects National Convention, Boston, Massachusetts 2008: “It Takes the Children to Masterplan the Neighborhood,” ACSA Annual Awards Exhibition (award competition/group exhibitions), Sponsored by the Association of Collegiate Schools of Architecture (ACSA) and the American Institute of Architects, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, 2008. 2004: ACSA Annual Award Exhibition, Miami, Florida 1988: “DMZ Poem,” DMZ Project (art and design competition/group exhibitions), Sponsored by The Storefront for Art and Architecture, New York, New York

Regional/Local (Detroit Studio Exhibitions, Public Presentations) 2019: “Barton-McFarland and Aviation Sub Community Framework Plan Study” Rippling Hope Center, December 2019: “Joy Southfield CDC Community Framework Plan Study” Gardenview Estates Community Center, Detroit, April 2018: “Mapping+Humanities Project” Detroit Studio, Detroit Center for Design and Technology Gallery, August-December 2017: “West End Mapping Project” and “North End Storytelling Project” Discussion Detroit, Detroit Center for Design and Technology Gallery, December 2017- January 2018 2017: “East Grand Boulevard Master Plan Study” Genesis Lutheran Church, Detroit, Michigan, December 2016: “Clark Park Community Framework Plan Study” St. Anthony Community Space, Detroit, Michigan, May 2013: “Rouge Park Master Plan Study” Don Bosco Hall, Detroit, Michigan, May 2012: “Oxford Master Plan Study” Oxford Downtown Development Authority, Oxford, Michigan, May 2010: “Detroit Builders’ District and Workshop Project” Vanguard CDC Community Center, Detroit, Michigan, February 2009: “West Grand Boulevard Community Study,” Henry Ford Headquarters Building, Detroit, Michigan, December 2008: “Balduck Park Master Plan and Community Center/Recreation Complex Design Study,” Finney High School Media Center, Detroit, Michigan, December 2007: “Inkster Tax Increment Finance Authority (TIFA) District Study,” City of Inkster City Hall, Inkster, Michigan, December 2007: “Guidelines for Sustainable Urban Design and Urban Agriculture in Detroit,” City of Detroit Coleman A. Young Municipal Center, Michigan, May. 2006: “Urban Agriculture Health Fitness (UAHF) Lifestyle Center Study,” Museum of Contemporary Art Detroit, Michigan, December

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2006: “Troy Maple Road Corridor Study,” Troy Community Center, Michigan, May 2005: “Southfield City Center Study,” City of Southfield City Hall, Southfield, Michigan, December 2005: “Brightmoor Community Master Plan and Urban Design Project,” Charter One Bank, Detroit, Michigan, May 2004: “Institute for African American Farmers and E. Warren Community Revitalization Project,” Charles Wright Museum of African American History, Detroit, Michigan, December 2004: “Parkside Neighborhood Master Plan and Revitalization Project,” Cobo Hall, Detroit, Michigan, May 2003: “New Theatre and Cultural Village Design Project,” Focus: HOPE, Detroit, Michigan, December 2003: “Southwest Detroit Community Master Plan and Urban Design Project,” Boynton School, Detroit, Michigan, May 2002: “New Church Design and Davison-Rosa Parks Area Revitalization Project,” Focus: HOPE, Detroit, Michigan, December

Volunteer Architects Groups: 2002-2019: Founder/Director, Good Deeds Good Design Group in Detroit ([GD]³) 2009-2019: Founder/Director, Public Interest Design Practices and Research (PID[PR])

Professional Practice Positions and Consulting: 2002-present: Joongsub Kim, AIA, AICP, Architectural and Urban Design Consultant, various universities and architecture firms in Korea and community organizations in Michigan 2007-2010 & 2013-2014: Urban Design Research Consultant, Yonsei University, Seoul, Korea 2008: Co-team leader, 10th Annual Design Charrette, “Troy/Birmingham Transit Center Charrette” The University of Michigan College of Architecture and Urban Planning, Troy, Michigan, USA 1992-1994: Architectural and Urban Design Consultant, various architecture firms in Korea 1986-1991: Project Designer, Allen, Demurjian, Major, and Nitsch Inc., Massachusetts and Rhode Island, USA 1983-1984: Intern Architect, S. Y. Lee Inc., Lincoln, Nebraska, USA 1980-1982: Architectural Designer, Hyundai Group Construction Co., Overseas Architectural Design Division, Korea & Saudi Arabia 1979: Intern Urban Designer, ID’HEOTAS: Environmental Design and Planning Group, Seoul, Korea

Professional and Community Services: 2020-present: Member, Youth Community Development Consortium, Building the Engine of Community Development in Detroit, Michigan 2019: Consultant, Cody Rouge Community Framework Plan Study, Joy Southfield CDC, Detroit, Michigan 2018: Participant, American Institute of Architects National Research Summit, Minneapolis, Minnesota 2018: Member, Intermediary Task Force, Building the Engine of Community

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Development in Detroit, Michigan 2018: Member, Neighborhood Success Framework Task Force, Building the Engine of Community Development in Detroit, Michigan 2018: Member, Career and Leadership Pipeline Task Force, Building the Engine of Community Development in Detroit, Michigan 2016-present: Core Partner, Building the Engine of Community Development in Detroit, Detroit, Michigan 2017: Participant, American Institute of Architects National Research Summit, St. Louis, Missouri 2015: Participant, American Institute of Architects National Research Summit, San Francisco, California 2014-2019: Member, American Institute of Architects National Committee on Regional and Urban Design, Washington, D.C. 2015-2016: Consultant, Clark Park Community Framework Planning and Community Engagement, Clark Park Coalition & Detroit Public Schools, Detroit, Michigan 2014-2016: Consultant, Recovery Park Master Planning and Adaptive Reuse Project, Recovery Park Inc., Detroit, Michigan 2013-2015: Consultant, Rouge Park Master Planning, Friends of Rouge Park, Detroit, Michigan 2013-present: Consultant, West End Master Planning and Focus Areas Designs, West Grand Boulevard Collaborative, Detroit, Michigan 2010-2019: Member, AIA Detroit Chapter’s Urban Priorities Committee 2010-2014: Chair, AIA Detroit Chapter’s Urban Priorities Committee 2012-2017: Member, Doctoral Committee for Justin Ferguson, Dissertation Title: “Participative Architecture: Exploring the Current Applications and Outcomes of Design Participation Through the Development of Public Libraries,” University of Michigan 2011-2012: Member, Beaubien House (AIA Michigan/AIA Detroit Headquarters Building) Asset Analysis Committee, Michigan 2011-present: Board Member, Advisory Board, West Grand Boulevard Collaborative, Detroit, Michigan 2011-2012: Consultant, Woodward Corridor Study, Woodward Transit Oriented Development Task Force/Woodward Avenue Action Association, Michigan 2010-2012: Consultant, Community Typologies and Design Guidelines, Community Development Advocates of Detroit, Detroit, Michigan 2010-2012: Consultant, Downtown Development Study, Oxford Downtown Development Authority, Michigan 2011: Consultant, Design Guidelines, North End Development Governance Board, Detroit, Michigan 2010-2012: Consultant, Centennial Garden Project, Indian Village Community Association 2010-2012: Consultant, Neighborhood Improvement Project, Northwest Detroit Neighborhood Development, Detroit, Michigan 2010-2011: Member, Youth Green Economy Summit Committee, the Green Task Force of the Office of City Councilman Kenneth V. Cockrel Jr., Detroit, Michigan 2011: Consultant, Summer Architectural Educational Program for Youth, Vanguard Community Development Corporation, Detroit, Michigan 2010-present: Faculty Advisor, Master of Urban Design and Master of Architecture Student Presenters, Michigan Association of Planning Annual Student Conference

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2009-2010: Member, AIA Michigan Chapter Student Mentoring Program 2007-2010: Consultant, Community Revitalization and Garden Projects, Friends of Detroit Tri-County Community Development Corporation, Detroit, Michigan 2001-2002: Member, Youth Program for South East Michigan, Community In School and Lawrence Technological University, Michigan

Professional Membership: 2002-present: Member, American Institute of Architects 1999-present: Member, American Planning Association/American Institute of Certified Planners (AICP national certification)/Michigan Association of Planning 1998-2017: Member, Congress for the New Urbanism 1998-present: Member, Environmental Design Research Association

Media Coverage of the Work of Joongsub Kim, PhD, AIA, AICP (Joongsub Kim’s research work on contemporary urbanisms and New Urbanism) International/National 2007: “At Kentlands New Urbanism has Unlocked a Sense of Community,” Washington Post, November 3 2006: “Research Projects on the Social Construction Model and Architectural Education, Community Development, and New Urbanism as well as Community Outreach Projects at the Detroit Studio (interview)” Model D Media Online Magazine, Spring 2005: “Research Projects on Community Development and New Urbanism (cited in magazine article), Psychology Today Magazine, Summer 2002: “New Urbanism and Sense of Community,” Calgary Herald, Alberta, Canada, May–June, 2002 2002: “Suburban Savior,” Science & Spirit, May–June 2000: “New Urbanism: Research on New Urbanism (interview+website)” OnlineNewsHour: The Newshour with Jim Lehrer, PBS MacNeil-Lehrer Productions

Media Coverage of the Work of the AIA Detroit Urban Priorities Committee Chaired by Joongsub Kim, PhD, AIA, AICP National Professional Magazine 2011: “Everything’s Alright” Architect (The National Magazine of the American Institute of Architects), June

Regional Media 2012: “Detroit Riverfront International Design Competition organized by the AIA Detroit Urban Priorities (interview)” WDET-FM Radio, Detroit, Michigan, December 2011: “AIA architects design a new Detroit,” Model D Media, Michigan, May 2011: “Bottoms Up, Detroit: How Grassroots Programs are Making a Real Difference,”dbusiness, Michigan, May-June

Media Coverage of the Work of The Detroit Studio or the Pontiac Studio

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Directed by Joongsub Kim, PhD, AIA, AICP International Professional Magazine 2008: “2008 International Urban Architecture Workshop,” Korean Architecture Journal, Chungju, Korea, March

National Academic or Professional Magazine or Report 2008: “Joongsub Kim: ACSA Collaborative Practice Award Citation: It Takes Children to Masterplan the Neighborhood,” Architectural Education Awards, Association of Collegiate Schools of Architecture/American Institute of Architects Washington, D.C. 2002: “WORK: Student Studios Address WTC plans (Lawrence Technological University Urban Design Studio Taught by Joongsub Kim)” in For and about the new generations of architects: archrecord 2, Architectural Record, 10, 2002, pp. 68– 69.

Regional Professional Magazine and Media 2018: “LTU professor puts community mapping into the hands of the people with mobile mapping cart” (Re: Detroit Studio Mapping+Humanities Project), Metro Detroit, October 14 2018: “A Grassroots “Google Street View” Supports Community-Building Efforts in Detroit (Re: Detroit Studio Mapping+Humanities Project), HYPERALLERGIC, October 14 2015: “Conceptual design of Orchard Lake, 10 Mile revealed” (Re: Detroit Studio Orchard Lake Road and Ten Mile Road Intersection Area Study), C & G Newspapers, June 24 2015: “Green median, public art and more in Orchard Lake/10 Mile vision” (Re: Detroit Studio Orchard Lake Road and Ten Mile Road Intersection Area Study), Farmington Voice, June 18 2015: “Farmington, Hills partner with citizens to reimagine 10 Mile/Orchard Lake Road” (Re: Detroit Studio Orchard Lake Road and Ten Mile Road Intersection Area Study), Farmington Voice, March 6 2015: “Imagine a 10/Mile/Orchard Lake hamlet” (Re: Detroit Studio Orchard Lake Road and Ten Mile Road Intersection Area Study), hometownlife, O&E Media, A Gannett Company, March 6 2015: “What's Your Vision for Orchard Lake and Ten Mile Area?” (Re: Detroit Studio Orchard Lake Road and Ten Mile Road Intersection Area Study), Farmington- Farmington Hills Patch, March 5 2013: “Detroit’s largest urban park gets little attention” (Re: Detroit Studio Rouge Park Master Plan Study), Channel 7 News (ABC) website, July 29 2013: “The Future of Detroit’s Largest Park” (Re: Detroit Studio Rouge Park Master Plan Study) Huffpost Detroit, May 21, 2013, Spring 2012: “Detroit Riverfront International Design Competition, organized by the AIA Detroit Urban Priorities Committee (interview)” WDET-FM Radio, December 2012: “Assignment: Connecting Downtown Oxford,” The Oxford Leader, April 2009: “Balduck Park Study Project undertaken at the Detroit Studio (interview)” WJR Radio, January 2008: “Who’s Who in Engineering in Michigan,” Technology Century magazine, The

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Engineering Society of Detroit, June 2008: “Hope District Project undertaken at the Detroit Studio (interview)” WDET-FM Radio, May, 2008 2006: “Urban Research Lab,” Model D Media, Spring 2006: “Chamber and Universities Ready for Maple Road Study,” Troy-Somerset Gazette, January 30 2006: “Students to map Maple Road’s Future,” Troy Eccentric, January 29 2006: “Looking Down the Road at Maple Business: Lawrence Tech Students Run Study,” The Detroit Free Press, January 19 2006: “Students Draw Plans for Southfield: City to Consider Lawrence Tech Class Concepts for a Municipal Center as Community Updates Master Plan,” The Detroit News, January 6 2005: “LTU Students Breathe Life Into Center City,” Southfield Eccentric, December 22 2005: “Students Take a Fresh Look at Southfield: Vision for City Center to be Shown to Officials and Public,” The Detroit Free Press, December 1 2005: “Partnerships Rebuild Brightmoor Community,” The Michigan Chronicle, May 25–31 2002: “Lawrence Tech Class Explores City’s Streets: Students Learn Community Development,” The Detroit News, October 3 2002: “Designers Map Detroit’s Future: Architectural Students to Plan New Church,” The Detroit News, October 2

Other Coverage and Interviews 2010: “Detroit (interview)” American Institute of Architects Michigan Chapter Board of Directors and Committee Chairs), TIME’s Detroit Field Office, January 2010: ”Community Foundation Grant Funds Urban Studio Project,” Lawrence TechReport 2008: “Urban Design Projects at The Detroit Studio.” Lawrence Tech Magazine, Spring/Summer 2002: “On The Line: GM Campus Master Plan Study.” Lawrence Tech Magazine

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Section 2: Significant Awards, Honors and Recognition

Honor and Award for Teaching, Research & Scholarship: International/National 2012: Award of Merit, American Architectural Foundation, Washington, D.C. 2008: Accent on Architecture Award of Merit for Excellence in Public Education of Architecture and Design, American Architectural Foundation, Washington D.C. 2007: ACSA National Collaborative Practice Award Citation 2007: Award of Merit for Best Practice in K-12 Architectural Education, American Architectural Foundation, Washington, D.C. 2006: First Prize: International Architectural Education Competition Sponsored by Open House International Journal, UK 2006: Award of Merit for Best Practice in K–12 Architectural Education, American Architectural Foundation, Washington D.C. in partnership with AIA 2004: ACSA and AIAS National New Faculty Teaching Award 2003: Architecture for Social Justice Award: Partnerships in Teaching, The Adaptive Environments Center, Boston, Massachusetts in partnership with the National Endowment for the Arts

Regional/Local 2013: 2012 Technology Century (Official Publication of the Engineering Society of Detroit) Best Article of the Year, Detroit, Michigan

Honors and Awards for Leadership & Service: 2015: AIA Detroit Charles Blessing Award 2015: Mary E. and Richard E. Marburger Distinguished Achievement Award: The Champion for Institutional Excellence and Preeminence, Lawrence Technological University, Michigan 2013: Tribute Award, West Grand Boulevard Collaborative, Detroit, Michigan 2012: AIA Michigan President’s Award 2012: Award of Appreciation, Oxford Downtown Redevelopment Authority, Oxford, Michigan 2011: Spirit of Detroit Award, the City Council of Detroit, Michigan 2008: Mary E. and Richard E. Marburger Distinguished Achievement Award: The Champion for Institutional Excellence and Preeminence, Lawrence Technological University, Michigan 2008: Certificate of Appreciation, Wayne County Commission, Michigan 2008: Certificate of Appreciation, City of Detroit Mayor’s Office, Michigan 2004: Award of Recognition/Appreciation, City of Detroit Housing Authority, Michigan 1989: Employee of The Year, Allen, Demurjian, Major, and Nitsch Inc., Massachusetts and Rhode Island

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Significant Grant Awards related to Teaching, Research, Scholarship, and Outreach: International/National 2019-2021: Co-PI (with Franco Delogu, PI), “Use of Eye Tracking to Study Human Responses to Design Interventions in Places”(In MRI: Acquisition of Eye Tracking Equipment to Support Behavioral Research at LTU), $72,142, Funding Agency: National Science Foundation (NSF) 2017-2019: Principal Investigator (with Deirdre Hennebury as Humanities Consultant), “Mapping + Humanities Project,” $12,500, Michigan Humanities Council Grant Award (an affiliate of the National Endowment for the Humanities) 2017-2019: Principal Investigator, “Community Development Systems Research: National and International Research Scan,” $110,000, Kellogg Foundation Grant Award and Erb Foundation Grant Award (joint grant awards) 2016-2019: Project Director, “Mapping Cart: Oral and visual [hi]stories of West End Tapestry,” $10,000, Knight Foundation Arts Challenge Grant Award 2016-2017: Project Director, “West End Tapestry (urban design),” $25,000 (one of five universities awarded nationally), National Endowment for the Arts, Art Works Grant Award (design category) 2014: Project Director, “Rouge Park Master Plan,” $5,000, National Environmental Education Foundation Grant 2013: Principal Investigator, “Detroit Future City Framework Plan Review,” $3,000, Korean Government-Yonsei University Urban Regeneration Project Grant Award 2011: Project Director, “Public Interest Design Practices and Research Workshop,” $13,800 (one of six awarded nationally), NCARB (National Council of Architectural Registration Boards) National Grant Award for the Integration of Practice and Education in the Academy 2011: Principal Investigator, “Assessing Shrinking City Policies,” $3,000 (only one awarded nationally), The inaugural Michael Brill Grant Award in Urban Communication and Environmental Design, the Urban Communication Foundation and the Environmental Design Research Association 2011: Co-Principal Investigator (with Fay Hansen (P.I.), Michigan Young Farmers Association (Co-P.I.) and Baldwin Center in Pontiac (Co-P.I.), “Sustainability and Creativity Zone,” $50,000, Oakland University and National and Community Service Learn and Serve America Grant Program 2007-2010: Principal Investigator, “Urbanisms, Urban Revitalization, and Community Participation in the United States of America,” $6,000, Urban Regeneration Project Grant Program, Yonsei University, Korean Ministry of Land, Transport, and Maritime Affairs, and Korea Institute of Ecological Architecture and Environment 2008: Principal Investigator, “Architecture, Urban Design and National Identity,” $15,000, Graham Foundation Advanced Studies in the Fine Arts Research Grants 2006: Principal Investigator, “Design of Urban Farming Community: Strategies for Vacant Lands in Detroit Urban Neighborhoods,” $6,800 (one of five awarded nationally), Boston Society of Architects National Research Grants in Architecture 2003: Project Director, “Community Theatre as a Catalyst for Urban and Cultural

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Regeneration in Low Income Areas of Detroit,” $3,000, Architecture for Social Justice Award Grant: Partnerships in Teaching, The Adaptive Environments Center and the National Endowment for the Arts

2003: Project Director, “A Faith-Based Institution as a Local Anchor for Neighborhood Revitalization: Case Studies in Detroit,” $3,000 (one of five awarded nationally), ACSA 2003 Robert Taylor Faculty Development Grants, the Association of Collegiate Schools of Architecture 1999-2000: Principal Investigator, “Design Reviewers’ Roles and Their Effects on Design Review,” $5,000, Lincoln Institute of Land Policy Research Doctoral Fellowship Grant, Cambridge, Massachusetts

Regional/Local 2016: Project Director, “East Grand Boulevard Community Study.” $5,000, GenesisHOPE CDC Grant, Detroit, Michigan 2015: Project Supervisor, “Orchard Late-Ten Mile Road Area Study (Michigan Municipal League Placemaking Program),” $4,000, Farmington Hills/Farmington City Grant 2015: Project Supervisor, “Eastern Market Corporation: Summary of Findings & Recommendations Report for Entrepreneurial Opportunities,” $8,360, Coleman Foundation Grant Award for Social Entrepreneurship, Detroit, Michigan 2015: Principal Investigator, “Placemaking Design and Resilience in Detroit,” $5,000, SEED Research Grant Award, Lawrence Technological University Research Support Services Committee 2015: Project Supervisor, “Eastern Market Corporation District Enhancement – Phase #1: Assessment for Residential Expansion of two properties,” $7,040, Eastern Market Corporation External Grant Award Detroit, Michigan 2009-2010: Project Director, “Designing Hope Farms: Urban Agriculture as a Catalyst for Economic Revitalization in the Hope District, Detroit,” $30,000, Community Foundation for Southeast Michigan Comerica Bank Economic Development Grants

Doctoral & Graduate Scholarship, Fellowship, and Grant: National 1999: Principal Investigator, “Sense of Community in Neotraditional and Conventional Suburban Developments: A Comparative Case Study of Kentlands and Orchard Village,” $1,000, Congress for the New Urbanism Student Research Grants

University of Michigan, Ann Arbor 1999-2000: Teaching Assistantship, Doctoral Program in Architecture, the University of Michigan 1999: Faculty Fellowship, College of Architecture and Urban Planning, the University of Michigan 1999: Rackham Graduate School Dissertation Fellowship, the University of Michigan 1998: Rackham Graduate School Dissertation Research Scholarship, the University of Michigan

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1997-1998: Doctoral Program Scholarship, Department of Architecture, the University of Michigan 1996: Korean Alumni Scholarship, College of Architecture and Planning, the University of Michigan 1996: Teaching Assistantship, Doctoral Program in Urban Planning, University of Michigan

Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT), Cambridge, Massachusetts 1987: Graduate Thesis Research Scholarship, Design and Housing Program, MIT 1985: Graduate Research Assistantship, Department of Urban Studies and Planning, MIT

Funded Program (Architecture and Urban Design): 2011: Project Chairperson, “Detroit by Design” $5,000 (awarded to AIA Detroit Chapter’s Urban Priorities Committee), AIA National Grant

Funded Program (Architectural Educational Program for Children): National 2009: Project Director, “Kids’ Hope Gardens: Children Designing Hope Gardens in Detroit’s Hope District,” $3,000, Accent on Architecture Community Grants Award, American Architectural Foundation, Washington, D.C., in partnership with AIA 2007: Project Director, “Kids’ Farm: It Takes Children to Masterplan a Sustainable Agriculture Community,” $4,000, Accent on Architecture Community Grants Award, American Architectural Foundation, Washington, D.C. 2006: Projector Director, “Kids’ Cams: Children Designing Their Neighborhood Through Their Own Lenses,” $3,000, Accent on Architecture Community Grants Award, American Architectural Foundation, Washington, D.C.

Regional 2002: Project Director, “How to Design an Ideal Community: Summer Architectural Program for Middle School Students in Detroit,” $18,000, Community in Schools Youth Program Grant, Detroit, MI

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Section 3: Significant Publications

International/National Peer-Reviewed Scholarly Journals 2021: “Healthy Inner City Communities: Toward an integrative framework,” THE PLAN Journal, Italy/USA 2020: “The Role of Social Cohesion in Addressing the Impact of COVID-19 on Mental Health within Marginalized Communities,” Local Development Society (special issue on Communities and COVID-19) 2020: (Under review) “How can Kindness and Hope Contribute to Planning in Underserved Communities?” Societies (urban planning), Switzerland 2020: (Under review) “How can we make marginalized communities healthy and sustainable in times of uncertainty and dynamic changes? Journal of Urban Management 2020 (Under review) “What kind of community development system can better support philanthropy’s effort to promote community well-being citywide?” International Journal of Community Well-Being 2016: “In Search of Spirituality in the Places of Urban Decay: Case Studies in Detroit,” IN_BO Journal, Italy 2012: (Joongsub Kim with John Forester) “How Design Review Staff Do More Than Regulate,” Urban Design International Journal. Vol. 17, 3, 239–252. 2009: “Urban Design as a Catalyst for Advancing Architectural Education” (issue title: Affecting Change in Architectural Education), Architectural Research Centers Consortium Journal, 6, 1, 38–48. 2007: “Perceiving and Valuing Sense of Community in a New Urbanist Development: A Case Study of Kentlands,” Journal of Urban Design, Vol. 12, No. 2, 203–230. 2006: “Social Construction in Architectural Pedagogy,” Open House International- England, 31, 3, 51–59. 2004: (Joongsub Kim with Rachel Kaplan) “Physical and Psychological Factors in Sense of Community: New Urbanist Kentlands and Nearby Orchard Village,” Environment and Behavior, 36, 3, 313–340. 2000: “Creating Community: Does The Kentlands Live Up to Its Goals?” Places (special issue in New Urbanism: The Promise of New Urbanism), 48–55.

Books and Book Chapters: 2021: (Under review) (Book chapter) “An Impact of COVID 19 on Local Planning Practice: Focusing on Tactical Urbanism and Low Income Communities in Oakland, Detroit, Seattle, and Minneapolis” In COVID-19 and the World of Ad Hoc Geographies, edited by Stanley D. Brunn, Springer 2021: (Under review) (Book chapter) “Connecting Equity, Community Well-Being, and Quality of Life via System Elements and a Common Narrative of Community Development” In Social (In)Equality, Community Well-being and Quality of Life, edited by M. Rezaul Islam, Patsy Kraeger, and Rhonda Phillips, Oxford University Press 2021: (Book chapter) “Educational Value of Engagement: Setting Criteria to Assess the Educational Value of Engagement.” In All-Inclusive Engagement in Architecture: Towards the Future of Social Change, edited by Farhana Ferdous and Bryan Bell. Routledge

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2019: (Book chapter) "The Role of Gaming in Community Engagement: Case Study of a Studio Focused on Societal Challenges." In The Routledge Companion to Games in Architecture and Urban Planning, edited by Marta Brković Dodig and Linda Groat, 234-248. Routledge 2019: (Book) What Do Design Reviewers Really Do?: Understanding Roles Played by Design Reviewers in Daily Practice, Netherlands: Springer Press 2018: (Book chapter) “Understanding Public Interest Design: A Conceptual Taxonomy,” The Routledge Companion of Architecture and Social Engagement, New York, Routledge 2018: (Book chapter) “Understanding Spirituality in Disabled Places: Focusing on Urban Ruins and Urban Decay,” Architectural Imaginings and Realities, Netherlands: Brill Press. 2017: (Book) National Literature Review and Conclusions on Community Development Best Practices in the Context of the Seven BECDD System Elements (final draft) 2014: (Book) (Joongsub Kim with Urban Priorities Committee of the Detroit Chapter of the American Institute of Architects) Detroit by Design: International Riverfront Competition, Royal Oak, MI: Heath Press 2012: (Book) (Joongsub Kim with Urban Priorities Committee of the Detroit Chapter of the American Institute of Architects) Detroit by Design 2011, Lulu Publishing (ISBN 978-1-105-058837). 2011: (Book section) “Proposed Hierarchy of Urban Farms,” Carrot City: Creating Places for Urban Agriculture, book edited by M. Gorgolewski, et al., Monacelli Press, New York: New York. 2006: (Book chapter) (Joongsub Kim with James Abernethy) “Service-Learning as a Holistic Inquiry and Community Outreach Studios,” From the Studio to the Streets: Service-Learning in Planning and Architecture, edited by M. Hardin et. al., pp. 139–153. Sterling, Virginia: Stylus Publishing.

Doctoral Dissertation: 2001: Sense of Community in Neotraditional and Conventional Suburban Developments: A Comparative Case Study of Kentlands and Orchard Village, UMI Dissertation Services, Ann Arbor, Michigan.

Conference Proceedings: International 2015: “The Four-Foci Taxonomy for Smart City Design: Towards a Conceptual Framework” Proceedings of the 8th Switzerland Conference of the International Forum on Urbanism: True Smart & Green City?, Inchon, Korea 2014: “A Conceptual Framework for Enriching Architecture: Nine PIDPR Models” Proceedings of the 2014 Association of Collegiate Schools of Architecture International Conference, Seoul, Korea 2013: “Spirituality in Disabled Places” The 4th Global Conference: Space and Place, Oxford University, England. 2013: “Shrinking Cities and Citizen Participation” AESOP (Association of European Schools of Planning) – ACSP (Association of Collegiate Schools of Planning) Joint International Congress, Dublin, Ireland. 2011: “Planning Natural Areas in Underserved Urban Communities: Urban Agriculture

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in Detroit,” Proceedings of the 48th International Making Cities Livable Conference, Charleston, South Carolina. 2009: “Contemporary Urbanisms and Sustainable Urban Revitalization,” Proceedings of the 2009 International Conference on Green Tech, Eco Life & Sustainable Architecture for Cities of Tomorrow, Korea Institute of Ecological Architecture and Environment/Yonsei University, Korea. 2008: “Urban Agriculture in the Community Design Studio: Detroit Studio Examples.” Proceedings of The Role of Food and Agriculture in the Design and Planning of Buildings and Cities, Center for Studies in Food Security, Ryerson University & Design Exchange, Toronto, Ontario, Canada. 2007: “Evaluating New Urbanist Claims: Increase in Walkability, Diversity, and Sense of Community,” Proceedings of the 2007 Future Design Conference at Yonsei University, Seoul, Korea. 2005: “Can New Urbanism Promote Successful Urban Infill Developments in Poor Areas? A Case Study of Detroit,” Proceedings of the 2005 Association of Collegiate Schools of Architecture International Conference, Mexico City, Mexico.

National 2013: (with A. L. Steenkamp) “Analysis of smart city models and the four-foci taxonomy for smart city design” Proceedings of the 2013 Architectural Research Centers Consortium Annual Research Conference, Charlotte, NC. 2012: “Assessing Contemporary Urbanisms in the Age of Shrinking Cities” Proceedings of the 2012 Association of Collegiate Schools of Planning Annual Conference, Cincinnati, Ohio. 2012: “Assessing Shrinking City Models: Focusing on Strategies for Citizen Participation,” Proceedings of the 2012 Environmental Design Research Association Annual Conference, Seattle, Washington. 2011: “The Role of Urban Agriculture in the Design and Planning of Cities and Communities,” Proceedings of the 2011 Association of Collegiate Schools of Architecture National Conference, Montreal, Quebec, Canada. 2009: “Linking Theory With Practice and Student Projects With Applied Research,” Proceedings of the Architectural Research Centers Consortium National Conference, San Antonio, Texas. 2009: “The Value of Urban Agriculture in Urban Design and Development: Literature Review and Case Study in Detroit,” Proceedings of the Association of Collegiate Schools of Architecture National Conference, Portland, Oregon. 2007: “It Takes the Children to ‘Masterplan’ the Neighborhood,” Proceedings of the 2007 Annual Conference of the Association of Collegiate Schools of Architecture, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. 2004: “A Holistic Inquiry Into the Built Environment: Case Study of a Community Outreach Studio,” Proceedings of the 2004 Annual Conference of the Association of Collegiate Schools of Architecture, Miami, Florida. 2000: “Understanding Elements of Local Identity of Place: Physical vs. Personal-Social Attributes,” Proceedings of the 2000 Annual Conference of the Association of Collegiate Schools of Architecture, Los Angeles, California.

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2011: “In Search of a New Urban Model for Right-Sizing the City,” Proceedings of the 2010 Association of Collegiate Schools of Architecture Northeast Regional Conference, West Harford, Connecticut. 2007: “Exploring a Campus Model as an Alternative Approach to Urban Developments,” Proceedings of the 2007 Association of Collegiate Schools of Architecture Central Regional Conference, Cambridge, Ontario, Canada. 2005: “Experimentation and Neighborhood Revitalization,” Proceedings of the 2005 Association of Collegiate Schools of Architecture Central Regional Conference, Detroit, Michigan. 2004: “Spirit of Architecture and Neighborhood Revitalization,” Proceedings of the 2004 Association of Collegiate Schools of Architecture Central Regional Conference, Elgin, Illinois.

Professional Magazines: National & Regional 2002: “Lawrence Technological University College of Architecture and Design Urban Design Studio: World Trade Center Project,” Architectural Record, 10, 2002. 2012: “Urban Agriculture Can Bring New Vitality to Shrinking Cities,” Technology Century (Official Publication of The Engineering Society of Detroit), Vol. 7, No. 12, Summer-Fall 2012, pp. 42-44.

Lawrence Technological University Detroit Studio Publications (edited by Joongsub Kim) 2021: “Future City for 20-Something & Islandview Community Framework Plan” 2020: “Youth-driven Community Design & Springwells Community Study” 2020: “Multi-purpose Youth Sport Center & Community Rebuilding Study” 2020: “Barton-McFarland and Aviation Sub Community Study” 2019: “Cody Rouge Community Framework Plan” 2018: “Allen Park Master Plan Study” 2018: “West End Tapestry” 2018: “Mapping Cart Community Manual” 2018: “Storytelling-based Framework Plan” 2017: “Gamma Phi Delta Multipurpose Bike Park Study” 2016: “East Grand Boulevard Community Study” 2016: “Placemaking and Resilience in Detroit” 2016: “Recovery Park Design Master Plan and Guidelines” 2015: “Rouge Park Master Plan Study” 2014: “West Grand Boulevard Healthy and Sustainable Community Study” 2013: “Parkside Healthy Community Study” 2012: “Woodward Corridor Master Plan Study” 2012: “Sustainable Zone Creative Zone: Oakland University Community Garden Center 2010: “Designing Hope Farms: Urban Agriculture as a Catalyst for Economic Revitalization” 2009: “East Forest Hope District Revitalization and Museum of HIP Design Project” 2008: “City of Inkster Tax Increment Finance Authority District Master Plan Study” 2007: “Troy Maple Road Corridor Master Plan Study” 2006: “The Southfield City Center Master Plan Study”

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2006: “Lewiston Downtown Master Plan and Design Guideline” 2006: “Urban Agriculture-Based Community Design Study: Preliminary Report 2005: “Brightmoor Community Master Plan Study” 2005: “Parkside Community Revitalization” 2004 “Detroit Repertory Theatre and Cultural Village Design” 2004 “Greater Quinn AME Church Design and Neighborhood Revitalization

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Work Cited by Other Authors (selected): (Joongsub Kim’s research work on contemporary urbanisms, environment and behavior, Design Review, and New Urbanism cited):

International/National Peer-Reviewed Scholarly Journals and Books 2021 The sense of community revisited in Hankow, China: Combining the impacts of perceptual factors and built environment attributes, Cities, Cities, 2021, 111, 103108 2021 Place attachment in green buildings: Making the connections, Journal of Environmental Psychology, 2021, 74, 101558 2021 Pathways between neighbourhood walkability and mental wellbeing: A case from Hankow, China, Journal of Transport and Health, 2021, 20, 101012 2021 Local place identity: A comparison between residents of rural and urban communities, Journal of Rural Studies, 2021, 82, pp. 242–252 2021 Utility value of suburban public spaces-new methodological approach | Wartosc uzytkowa podmiejskich przestrzeni publicznych-nowe podejscie metodologiczne. Prace i Studia Geograficzne, 2021, 65(3), pp. 115–124 2021 The effects of open space on reducing workplace stress: Case study of business park in the post-socialist urban setting, Sustainability (Switzerland), 2021, 13(1), pp. 1–17, 336 2021 Expanding social, psychological, and physical indicators of urbanites’ life satisfaction toward residential community: A structural equation modeling analysis, International Journal of Environmental Research and Public Health, 2021, 18(1), pp. 1–25, 4 2021 Article urban green fabric analysis promoting sustainable planning in Guatemala city, Land, 2021, 10(1), pp. 1–26, 18 2020 The shape of segregation: The role of urban form in immigrant assimilation, Cities, 106,102852 2020 Investigating the links between environment and older people's place attachment in densely populated urban areas, Landscape and Urban Planning 203,103897 2020 Prescribing physical activity in parks and nature: Health care provider insights on park prescription programs, Journal of Physical Activity and Health, 2020, 17(10), pp. 958–967 2020 Community attachment among residents living in public and commodity housing in China, Housing Studies 35(8), pp. 1337-1361 2020 Walkability, Safety, and Housing Values in Shrinking Cities: Spatial Hedonic Study in Buffalo, Pittsburgh, and Detroit, Journal of Urban Planning and Development 146(3),04020029 2020 Understanding landscape identity in the context of rapid urban change in China, Land, 2020, 9(9), 298 2020 Residential satisfaction among low-income single-mother households: the case of residential welfare facilities in South Korea, Archnet-IJAR, 2020, 14(3), pp. 359–378 2020 Is gardening associated with greater happiness of urban residents? A multi-

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activity, dynamic assessment in the Twin-Cities region, USA, Landscape and Urban Planning198,103776 2020 The association between walkability and personality: Evidence from a large socioecological study in Japan, Journal of Environmental Psychology 69,101438 2020 Ocean acidification and human health, International Journal of Environmental Research and Public Health 17(12),4563, pp. 1-20 2020 The Intersection and Divergence of New Urbanism and Environmental Psychology: An Exploration, Frontiers in Built Environment 6,61 2020 Spatial characteristics of urban green spaces and human health: An exploratory analysis of canonical correlation, International Journal of Environmental Research and Public Health 17(9),3227 2020 Testing the Impact of a Planning Policy Based on New Urbanist Planning Principles on Residents’ Sense of Community and Mental Health in Perth, Western Australia, Environment and Behavior 52(3), pp. 305-339 2020 Suburban shopping malls as spaces for community health and human flourishing: an Aotearoa New Zealand case study, Journal of Urban Design 25(2), pp. 236-253 2020 Assessment of green spaces development in Prague during years 1901-2010, Scientia Agriculturae Bohemica 51(1), pp. 15-21 2020 Health impact assessment (HIA) of a fluvial environment recovery project in a medium-sized Spanish Town, International Journal of Environmental Research and Public Health 17(5),1484 2020 Individual and perceived community determinants of sense of community: The role of universalistic values, Journal of Community Psychology 48(2), pp. 623- 637 2020 Accountability matters: beyond commitment, the role of accountability mechanisms in implementing plans in mixed income communities, Housing Studies 35(2), pp. 238-265 2020 Sense of community, loneliness, and satisfaction in five elder cohousing neighborhoods, Journal of Women and Aging 32(1), pp. 3-27 2020 Design guidelines for wieldier discretionary review: evidence from Portland, Journal of Urban Design, 2020, pp. 1–20 2020 Disparate projects, coherent practices: Constructing new urbanism through the charter awards, Urban Planning, 2020, 5(4), pp. 429–440 2020 The impact of green spaces on mental health in urban settings: a scoping review, Journal of Mental Health 2020 Exploring proximities in coworking spaces: Evidence from Italy, European Spatial Research and Policy, 2020, 27(1), pp. 37–52 2020 Community attachment: perceptions of context matter, Community Development, 2020 2020 Neighbourhood satisfaction in rural resettlement residential communities: the case of Suqian, China, Housing Studies, 2020 2020 Residential satisfaction among low-income single-mother households: the case of residential welfare facilities in South Korea, Archnet-IJAR 2020 Nature Mentors: a program to encourage outdoor activity and nature engagement among urban youth and families, Journal of Adventure Education and Outdoor Learning 2020 From Walkable Communities to Active Lifestyles: Exploring Causal Pathways

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through a Case Study in Austin, Texas, Journal of Planning Education and Research 2020 Evaluating the effects of cross neighborhood facilities on residential satisfaction by developing importance-satisfaction rate method (case study: Jahanshahr neighborhood of Karaj, Iran), Journal of Housing and the Built Environment 2020 Improving access to greenspaces in the Mediterranean city of Faro, AIMS Environmental Science 7(3), pp. 226-246 2020 Planning by Scale: The Role of Perceived Scale in Determining Residential Satisfaction, Journal of Planning Education and Research 2020 Talk on the Street: The Impact of Good Streetscape Design on Neighbourhood Experience in Low-density Suburbs, Housing, Theory and Society 2020 Design guidelines for wieldier discretionary review: evidence from Portland, Journal of Urban Design pp. 1-20 2019 Urban Influencers: An Analysis of Urban Identity in YouTube Content of Local Social Media Influencers in a Super-Diverse City, Frontiers in Psychology 10,2876 2019 How residents in multifamily housing cope with neighbour noise: The role of attitude towards the neighbours, Journal of Community Psychology 47(8), pp. 1909-1925 2019 Empirical evidence of the roles of public spaces and public activities in the promotion of community relations and sense of place in a coastal community, Journal of Place Management and Development 12(4), pp. 485-507 2019 Walkability vs. walking: assessing outcomes of walkability at Southeast False Creek, Vancouver, Canada, Journal of Urbanism 12(4), pp. 456-475 2019 Associations between neighborhood open space features and walking and social interaction in older adults-a mixed methods study, Geriatrics (Switzerland) 4(3),41 2019 Entangled recovery: refugee encounters in community gardens, Local Environment 24(8), pp. 696-711 2019 Green corridors and exterior common areas, enhancing connectivity in Athens, Greece, IOP Conference Series: Earth and Environmental Science 296(1),012002 2019 The impact of green infrastructure on human health and well-being: The example of the Huckleberry Trail and the Heritage Community Park and Natural Area in Blacksburg, Virginia, Sustainable Cities and Society 48,101562 2019 Is perception of destination image stable or does it fluctuate? A measurement of three points in time, International Journal of Tourism Research 21(4), pp. 447-461 2019 Neighborhood walkability for subsidized households: Revisiting neighborhood environments of Housing Choice Voucher and Low-Income Housing Tax Credit households, Cities 89, pp. 243-251 2019 A Conceptual Model of Leisure Time Physical Activity, Neighborhood Environment, and Sense of Community, Environment and Behavior 51(6), pp. 749-781 2019 Social processes, urban ecosystems, and sustainability ( Book Chapter), Understanding Urban Ecology: An Interdisciplinary Systems Approach pp. 59-82 2019 Beyond design review: collaborating to create well-designed places in Scotland,

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Journal of Urban Design 24(4), pp. 597-604 2019: Is Semi-Discretionary Design Review Wieldy? Evidence from Seattle’s Program, Planning Practice and Research 34(1), pp. 103-119 2019: Importance of the residential front yard for social sustainability: Comparing sense of community levels in semi-private-public open spaces, Journal of Green Building 14(2), pp. 177-202 2019: Entangled recovery: refugee encounters in community gardens, Local Environment 24(8), pp. 696-711 2019: Green corridors and exterior common areas, enhancing connectivity in Athens, Greece, IOP Conference Series: Earth and Environmental Science 296(1),012002 2019: The impact of green infrastructure on human health and well-being: The example of the Huckleberry Trail and the Heritage Community Park and Natural Area in Blacksburg, Virginia, Sustainable Cities and Society 48,101562 2019: Is perception of destination image stable or does it fluctuate? A measurement of three points in time, International Journal of Tourism Research 21(4), pp. 447-461 2019: Neighborhood walkability for subsidized households: Revisiting neighborhood environments of Housing Choice Voucher and Low-Income Housing Tax Credit households, Cities 89, pp. 243-251 2019: A Conceptual Model of Leisure Time Physical Activity, Neighborhood Environment, and Sense of Community, Environment and Behavior 51(6), pp. 749-781 2019: Importance of the residential front yard for social sustainability: Comparing sense of community levels in semi-private-public open spaces, Journal of Green Building 14(2), pp. 177-202 2019: Green space and serious psychological distress among adults and teens: A population-based study in California, Health and Place 56, pp. 184-190 2019: Suburbs vs Third Places?, IOP Conference Series: Materials Science and Engineering 471(9),092078 2019: Neighborhood size in planning large cities of the Middle East and North Africa: insights to mobility and social interactions, GeoJournal 84(1), pp. 257-272 2019: Balance between place attachment and migration based on subjective adaptive capacity in response to climate change: the case of Famenin County in Western Iran, Climate and Development 11(1), pp. 69-82 2019: Accountability matters: beyond commitment, the role of accountability mechanisms in implementing plans in mixed income communities, Housing Studies 2019: An Urban Code in Traditional Middle Eastern Contexts: The Edge Environment as a Central Theme for Reading the Social Pattern Language of Historic Sites, SAGE Open 9(1) 2019: Big data-based evaluation of urban parks: A Chinese case study, Sustainability (Switzerland) 11(7),2125 2019: Walkability vs. walking: assessing outcomes of walkability at Southeast False Creek, Vancouver, Canada, Journal of Urbanism 2019: Empirical evidence of the roles of public spaces and public activities in the promotion of community relations and sense of place in a coastal community, Journal of Place Management and Development

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2019: Landscape restructuring in the shrinking city and implications for mental health (Book Chapter), Handbook of Global Urban Health pp. 297-314 2018: Beyond design review: collaborating to create well-designed places in Scotland, Journal of Urban Design 2018: Territorial behaviors and integration between buildings and city in urban public .s metropolises, Frontiers of Architectural Research 7(4), pp׳spaces of Iran 588-599 2018: Types of Public Spaces: The Polish Contribution to the Discussion of Suburban Public Space, Professional Geographer 70(4), pp. 633-654 2018: Barriers to Integrating New Urbanism in Mixed-Income Housing Plans in Chicago: Developer, Housing Official, and Consultant Perspectives, Housing Policy Debate 28(5), pp. 695-726 2018: Living on the margins of democratic representation: Socially connected community responsibility as civic engagement in an unincorporated area, American Journal of Community Psychology 62(1-2), pp. 75-86 2018: The impact of the built environment on health behaviours and disease transmission in social systems, Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society B: Biological Sciences 373(1753),20170245 2018: How do community planning features affect the place relationship of residents? An investigation of place attachment, social interaction, and community participation, Sustainability (Switzerland) 10(8),2726 2018: Neighbourhood land use features, collective efficacy and local civic actions, Urban Studies 55(11), pp. 2372-2390 2018: The cultural sustainability of traditional market place in Africa: A new research agenda, Journal of Rural Studies 62, pp. 87-106 2018: Is nature relatedness associated with better mental and physical health?, International Journal of Environmental Research and Public Health 15(7),1371 2018: Strategic management innovation of urban green spaces for sustainable community development (Book Chapter), Handbook of Engaged Sustainability 2-2, pp. 917-944 2018: Sense of Community and the Perception of the Socio-Physical Environment: A Comparison Between Urban Centers of Different Sizes Across Europe, Social Indicators Research 137(3), pp. 965-977 2018: Effects of commercial activities by type on social bonding and place attachment in neighborhoods, Sustainability (Switzerland) 10(6),1771 2018: Built form and community building in residential neighbourhoods: A case study of physical distance in Subiaco, Western Australia, Sustainability (Switzerland) 10(6),1703 2018: “Place attachment, recreational activities, and travel intent under changing climate conditions” Journal of Sustainable Tourism 26(5), pp. 798-811 2018: “Residential satisfaction in low-density Australian suburbs: The impact of social and physical context on neighbourhood contentment” Journal of Environmental Psychology 56, pp. 36-45 2018: “Attached to or bound to a place? The impact of green space availability on residential duration: The environmental justice perspective” Ecosystem Services 30, pp. 309-317 2018: “Place Attachment, Perception of Place and Residents’ Support for Tourism Development” Tourism Planning and Development 15(2), pp. 188-210

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2018: “Tracing New Urbanism’s Suburban Intervention in Minneapolis–St. Paul” Journal of Planning Education and Research 38(1), pp. 25-38 2018: “White picket fences & other features of the suburban physical environment: Correlates of neighbourhood attachment in 3 australian low-density suburbs” Landscape and Urban Planning 170, pp. 231-240 2018: “Green space context and vegetation complexity shape people’s preferences for urban public parks and residential gardens” Landscape Research 43(1), pp. 150-162 2018: “Utilization of social facilities to reinforce social interaction in formal housing” Archnet-IJAR 12(1), pp. 134-151 2018: “Tracing New Urbanism’s Suburban Intervention in Minneapolis–St. Paul” Journal of Planning Education and Research 38(1), pp. 25-38 2017: “The multifunctionality of urban farming: perceived benefits for neighbourhood improvement” Local Environment 22(11), pp. 1411-1427 2017: “Resident-defined measurement scale for a city's products” Landscape and Urban Planning 167, pp. 177-188 2017: “Conceptualizing urban ontological security: ‘Being-in-the-city’ and its social and spatial dimensions” Cities 68, pp. 1-7 2017: “Perceived residential environment of neighborhood and subjective well-being among the elderly in China: A mediating role of sense of community” Journal of Environmental Psychology 51, pp. 82-94 2017: “Belonging and Mental Wellbeing among a Rural Indian-Canadian Diaspora: Navigating Tensions in "finding a Space of Our Own" Qualitative Health Research 27(8), pp. 1119-1132 2017: “Exploring city-wide patterns of cultural ecosystem service perceptions and use” Ecological Indicators 77, pp. 80-95 2017: “Understanding the cognitive, affective and evaluative components of social urban identity: Determinants, measurement, and practical consequences” Journal of Environmental Psychology 50, pp. 138-153 2017: “Coworking communities as enablers of thriving at work” (book chapter) The Routledge Companion to Wellbeing at Work pp. 197-206 2017: “Influence of urban forms on social sustainability: A case of Guwahati, Assam” Urban Design International 22(2), pp. 168-194 2017: “Greenspace and Crime: An Analysis of Greenspace Types, Neighboring Composition, and the Temporal Dimensions of Crime” Journal of Research in Crime and Delinquency 54(3), pp. 303-337 2017: “Neighborhood Quality and Attachment: Validation of the Revised Residential Environment Assessment Tool” Environment and Behavior 49(3), pp. 255-282 2017: “Love of the land: Social-ecological connectivity of rural landholders Open Access” Journal of Rural Studies 51, pp. 37-52 2017: “Using Twitter data in urban green space research: A case study and critical evaluation” Applied Geography 81, pp. 13-20 2017: “Including public-health benefits of trees in urban-forestry decision making” Urban Forestry and Urban Greening 22, pp. 120-123 2017: “Sidestepping Physical Determinism in Planning: The Role of Compactness, Design, and Social Perceptions in Shaping Sense of Community” Journal of Planning Education and Research 37(1), pp. 18-28 2017: “Built Environment and Health Outcomes: Identification of Contextual Risk

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Factors for Mental Well-being of Older Adults” Ageing International 42(1), pp. 62-77 2017: “The ‘publicness’ of suburban gathering places: The example of Podkowa Leśna (Warsaw urban region, Poland)” Cities 60, pp. 1-12 2017: “Social science and the planned neighbourhood” Town Planning Review 88(3), pp. 349-372 2017: “Sidestepping Physical Determinism in Planning: The Role of Compactness, Design, and Social Perceptions in Shaping Sense of Community” Journal of Planning Education and Research 37(1), pp. 18-28 2017: “Urban effects of the transnational circulation of branded buildings: Comparing two skyscrapers and their context in Barcelona and Doha” Urban Design International 22(1), pp. 28-46 2017: ”Does Compact Development Make People Drive Less?” The Answer Is Yes” Journal of the American Planning Association, 83 (1), pp. 19-25 2017: “Deciphering the Civic Virtue of Communal Space: Neighborhood Attachment, Social Capital, and Neighborhood Participation in Urban China” Environment and Behavior, 49 (2), pp. 161-191 2017: “The ‘publicness’ of suburban gathering places: The example of Podkowa Leśna (Warsaw urban region, Poland)” Source of the Document Cities, 60, pp. 1-12 2017: “Does Compact Development Make People Drive Less?” The Answer Is Yes” Journal of the American Planning Association, 83 (1), pp. 19-25 2017: “Integrating “standard” residents into “non-standard” communities: a longitudinal analysis of social capital in a new urbanist development” Journal of Urbanism, 10 (1), pp.63-76 2017: “Social Consequences of Gated Communities: The Case of Suburban Warsaw” Professional Geographer, 69 (1), pp. 151-161 2017: “Characterisation of nature-based solutions for the built environment” Source of the Document Sustainability (Switzerland). 9 (1), 149 2016: “Community gardening and social cohesion: different designs, different motivations” Local Environment, 21 (10), pp. 1271-1287 2016: “Social inclusion of the migrant population in Dubai: A new paradigm in housing” International Journal of Sustainability in Economic, Social, and Cultural Context, 12 (4), pp. 19-33 2016: “Identification with the neighborhood: Discrimination and neighborhood size” Self and Identity, 15 (5), pp. 579-598 2016: “Perceived Restorativeness of Visits to Cultural Heritage Sites” Asia Pacific Journal of Tourism Research, 21 (9), pp. 1046-1069 2016: “Are liveable neighbourhoods safer neighbourhoods? Testing the rhetoric on new urbanism and safety from crime in Perth, Western Australia” Social Science and Medicine, 164, pp. 150-157 2016: “Factors that influence students’ satisfaction with their physical learning environments” Structural Survey, 34 (3), pp. 256-275 2016: “The Value of the Sense of Community and Neighbouring” Housing, Theory and Society, 33 (3), pp. 357-376 2016: “Student engagement in placemaking at an Australian university campus”Australian Planner, 53 (2), pp. 103-116 2016: “Is there diversity in the New Urbanism? Analyzing the demographic characteristics of New Urbanist neighborhoods in the United States” Urban

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Geography, 37 (3), pp. 458-482 2016: “Urban green space recreational service assessment and management: A conceptual model based on the service generation process” Ecological Economics, 124, pp. 59-68 2016: “Green Infrastructure and Public Health” Center for Demography and Population Health, Florida State University, pp. 1-312 2016: “Evaluating Intention and Effect: The Impact of Healthcare Facility Design on Patient and Staff Well-Being” Health Environments Research and Design Journal, 9 (2), pp. 82-104 2016: “What's the score? Walkable environments and subsidized households” Sustainability (Switzerland), 8 (4), 396 2015: “Rethinking the concept of the neighborhood: An enabling or a housing model?” Archnet-IJAR 9 (2), pp. 152-169 2015: “The relationship between pedestrian environments and sense of community in apartment complexes in Seoul, Korea” Journal of Asian Architecture and Building Engineering, 14 (2), pp. 411-418 2015: “Health implications of transport: Evidence of effects of transport on social interactions” Journal of Transport and Health, 2 (3), pp. 441-446 2015: “Sense of community in new urbanism neighbourhoods: A review” Open House International, 40 (4), pp. 25-29 2015: “More than a pretty place: assessing the impact of environmental education on children’s knowledge and attitudes about outdoor play in nature” International Journal of Environmental Research and Public Health, 12 (2), pp. 2054-2070 2015: “Evaluation of neighborhood center attributes on resident's territoriality and sense of belonging a case study in Boshrooyeh, Iran” Habitat International, 49, pp. 56-64 2015: “The relationship between walkability and neighborhood social environment: The importance of physical and perceived walkability” Applied Geography, 62, pp. 115-124. 2015: “Breaking the chain: Understanding the association between foreclosure intensity and neighborhood satisfaction” Applied Geography, 58, pp. 7-17 2015: “Approaching environmental health disparities and green spaces: An ecosystem services perspective” International Journal of Environmental Research and Public Health, 12 (2), pp. 1952-1968 2015: “Outcome-focused national park experience management: transforming participants, promoting social well- being, and fostering place attachment” Journal of Sustainable Tourism, 23 (3), pp. 358-381 2015: “Engagement in public open spaces across age groups: The case of Merdeka Square in Kuala Lumpur city, Malaysia” Urban Design International, 20 (2), pp.93-106 2015: “How the Built Environment Shapes Spatial Bridging Ties and Social Capital” Environment and Behavior, 47 (3), pp. 239-26 2014: “A retrospective study on changes in residents' physical activities, social interactions, and neighborhood cohesion after moving to a walkable community”Preventive Medicine, 69 (S), pp. S93-S97 2014: “Physical upkeep, perceived upkeep, fear of crime and neighborhood satisfaction” Journal of Environmental Psychology, 38, pp. 186-194 2014: “Using photo-surveys to inform participatory urban planning processes: Lessons

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from practice” Land Use Policy, 38, pp. 497-508 2014: “Exposure to neighborhood green space and mental health: Evidence from the survey of the health of Wisconsin” International Journal of Environmental and Public Health, 11 (3), pp. 3453-3472 2014: “Community satisfaction in post-socialist cities: Factors and implications” Lex Localis, 12 (2), pp. 249-265 2014: “Affordable housing performance indicators for landed houses in the central region of Malaysia” Modern Applied Science, 8 (6), pp. 70-86 2014: “Accessibility and use of urban green spaces in the cities of Coimbra (Portugal) and Salamanca (Spain) [Acessibilidade e utilização dos espaços verdes urbanos nas cidades de Coimbra (Portugal) e Salamanca (Espanha)]” Finisterra, 49 (97), pp. 49-68. 2014: “Multifunctional and multiscale aspects of green infrastructure in contemporary research [Multifunkcjonalność zielonej infrastruktury we współczesnych badaniach]” Problemy Ekorozwoju, 9 (2), pp. 149-156 2014: “Campus information-and-knowledge modeling: Embedding multidisciplinary knowledge into a design environment for university campus planning” International Journal of Architectural Computing, 12 (4), pp. 439-457 2014: “Perception, experience and the use of public urban spaces by residents of urban neighbourhoods” Urbani Izziv, 25 (1), pp. 107-125 2014: “The influence of spatial design characteristics on low-rise residential neighbourhoods in Basra city: Enhancing residents’ social interaction” International Journal of Housing Markets and Analysis, 7 (4), pp. 559-585 2014: “Environmental psychology matters” Annual Review of Psychology, 65, pp. 541- 579 2014: “Positive health effects of the natural outdoor environment in typical populations in different regions in Europe (PHENOTYPE): A study programme protocol” BMJ Open, 4 (4), art. no. e004951 2014: “Sense of Community and Its Association with the Neighborhood Built Environment” Environment and Behavior, 46 (6), pp. 677-697 2014: “A framework for exploring the sense of community and social life in residential environments” Archnet-IJAR, 8 (3), pp. 223-237 2014: “Patterns of social capital associated with transit oriented development” Journal of Transport Geography, 35, pp. 144-155 2014: “A classification of landscape services to support local landscape planning” Ecology and Society, 19 (1), 2014: “An analytical review of visual research method in environmental perception studies” Life Science Journal, 11 (10), art. no. 65, pp. 474-488 2014: “Empowerment by Design? Women's Use of New Urbanist Neighborhoods in Suburbia” Journal of Planning Education and Research, 34 (3), pp. 325-338 2014: “Greenspace and Place Attachment: Do Greener Suburbs Lead to Greater Residential Place Attachment?” Urban Policy and Research, 32 (4), pp. 477-497 2014: “Strategies of building a stronger sense of community for sustainable neighborhoods: Comparing neighborhood accessibility with community empowerment programs” Sustainability (Switzerland), 6 (5), pp. 2766-2785 2014: “Social Cohesiveness of Disadvantaged Communities in Urban South Korea: The Impact of the Physical Environment” Housing Studies, 29 (3), pp. 407-437 2013: “Can New Urbanism Create Diverse Communities?” Journal of Planning

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Education and Research, 33 (4), pp. 427-441 2013: “Urban sustainability, psychological restoration and soundscapes, Psychological Approaches to Sustainability: Current Trends in Theory” Research and Applications, pp. 411-431 2013: “Do Smart-Growth Environments Benefit Single Mothers? Evidence from Thirty MSAs Using the American Housing Survey Data” Journal of Planning Education and Research, 33 (4), pp. 411-426 2013: “Social aspects of green care, Green Care: For Human Therapy, Social innovation” Rural Economy, and Education, pp. 155-188 2013: Building the new urbanism: Places, professions, and profits in the American metropolitan landscape, Building the New Urbanism: Places, Professions, and Profits in the American Metropolitan Landscape, pp. 1-150. 2013: The role of settings in family based prevention of HIV/STDs, Family and HIV/AIDS: Cultural and Contextual Issues in Prevention and Treatment, pp. 69- 93 2013: “Design-with-nature for multifunctional landscapes: Environmental benefits and social barriers in community development” International Journal of Environmental Research and Public Health, 10 (11), pp. 5433-5458 2013: “Sense of community in new zealand neighbourhoods: A multi-level model predicting social capital,” New Zealand Journal of Psychology 42 (1) , pp. 36-45 2013: “Master-planned in exurbia: Examining the drivers and impacts of master- planned communities at the urban fringe,” Landscape and Urban Planning 114, pp. 102-112 2013: “Design for community: Toward a communitarian ergonomics,” Philosophy and Technology 26 (2), pp. 139-157 2013: “New urbanism as sustainable development?” Geography Compass 7 (6) , pp. 435-448 2013: “Towards contextually sensitive urban densification: Location-based softGIS knowledge revealing perceived residential environmental quality,” Landscape and Urban Planning 113, pp. 30-46 2013: “Attitudes and behaviours towards water conservation on the Mediterranean coast: the role of socio-demographic and place-attachment factors,” Water International 38 (3) , pp. 283-296 2013: “New Urbanism and Selection Bias in the Formation of Social Capital,” Housing Policy Debate 23 (2), pp. 376-394 2013: “Does neighbourhood walkability moderate the effects of mass media communication strategies to promote regular physical activity?” Annals of Behavioral Medicine 45 (SUPPL.1), pp. S86-S94 2013: “Green spaces of European cities revisited for 1990-2006,” Landscape and Urban Planning 110 (1), pp. 113-122 2013: “Determining appropriate neighborhood shapes and sizes for modeling landscape satisfaction,” Landscape and Urban Planning 110 (1), pp. 12-24 2012: “Growing with the flow: Uniting ecological design and new urbanism for water quality planning,” Canadian Journal of Urban Research 21 (1 SUPPL.), pp. 55-80 2012: “Creating sense of community: The role of public space,” Journal of Environmental Psychology 32 (4), pp. 401-409 2012: “Family structure and park use among parents,” American Journal of Preventive Medicine 43 (5), pp. 520-526

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2012: “Sense of community and the importance of values: Comparison of two neighborhoods in Slovenia,” Journal of Urban Affairs 34 (3), pp. 317-336 2012: “Mobility and Social Cohesion in the Splintered City: Challenging Technocentric Transport Research and Policy-making Practices,” Urban Studies, July 1, 2012 49: 1941-1957 2012: “Sense of community-belonging and health-behavior change in Canada,” Journal of Epidemiology & Community Health, March 1, 2012 66: 277-283 2012: “The influence of green space on community attachment of urban and suburban residents” Urban Forestry and Urban Greening, Volume 11, Issue 1, 2012, Pages 41-49 2011: “The Relationship of Perceived Neighborhood Social Climate to Walking in Hispanic Older Adults: A Longitudinal, Cross-Lagged Panel Analysis,” Journal of Aging and Health, December 1, 2011 23: 1325-1351 2011: “Natural environments and their impact on activity, health, and quality of life” Applied Psychology: Health and Well-Being, Volume 3, Issue 3, November 2011, Pages 230-260 2011: “Neighborhood green, social support, physical activity, and stress: Assessing the cumulative impact” Health and Place, Volume 17, Issue 6, November 2011, Pages 1202-1211 2011: “Retrofitting suburbia through pre-urban patterns: Introducing a European perspective” Urban Design International, Volume 16, Issue 3, September 2011, Pages 171-187 2011: “Place attachment: How far have we come in the last 40 years?” Journal of Environmental Psychology, Volume 31, Issue 3, September 2011, Pages 207-230 2011: “Assessing the social and environmental achievements of New Urbanism: Evidence from Portland, Oregon” Journal of Urbanism, Volume 4, Issue 2, July 2011, Pages 105-126 2011: “Perspectives on landscape identity: A conceptual challenge” Landscape Research, Volume 36, Issue 3, June 2011, Pages 321-339 2011: “Suburbs in disguise? Examining the geographies of the new urbanism” Urban Geography, Volume 32, Issue 3, 1 April 2011, Pages 424-427 2011: “A framework for developing urban forest ecosystem services and goods indicators” Landscape and Urban Planning, Volume 99, Issue 3-4, 15 March 2011, Pages 196-206 2011: “Comparing Canadian new urbanist and conventional suburban neighbourhoods” Plan Canada, Volume 51, Issue 1, March 2011, Pages 21-25 2011: “Perceived environmental quality as an input to urban infill policy-making” Urban Design International, Volume 16, Issue 1, March 2011, Pages 19-35 2010: “Neighborhood attachment and its correlates: Exploring neighborhood conditions, collective efficacy, and gardening” Journal of Environmental Psychology, Volume 30, Issue 4, December 2010, Pages 435-442 2010: “Material-form relationship in traditional residential architecture and its effects on façades” Scientific Research and Essays, Volume 5, Issue 18, 18 September 2010, Pages 2806-2822 2010: “Income, sense of community and subjective well-being: Combining economic and psychological variables” Journal of Economic Psychology, Volume 31, Issue 4, August 2010, Pages 612-623 2010: “Landscape components, land use, and neighborhood satisfaction”

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Environment and Planning B: Planning and Design, Volume 37, Issue 3, 2010, Pages 500-517 2010: “Environments and health: Planning decisions as public-health decisions” Journal of Architectural and Planning Research, Volume 27, Issue 2, June 2010, Pages 124-143 2010: “Sense of community and its relationship with walking and neighborhood design” Social Science and Medicine, Volume 70, Issue 9, May 2010, Pages 1381-1390 2010: “Neighborhood satisfaction, physical and perceived naturalness and openness” Journal of Environmental Psychology, Volume 30, Issue 1, March 2010, Pages 52-59 2010: “What makes neighborhood different from home and city? Effects of place scale on place attachment” Journal of Environmental Psychology, Volume 30, Issue 1, March 2010, Pages 35-51 2009: “Neighborhood design and sense of community: Comparing suburban neighborhoods in Houston Texas” Landscape and Urban Planning, Volume 92, Issue 3-4, 30 September 2009, Pages 325-334 2009: “Social contacts as a possible mechanism behind the relation between green space and health” Health and Place, Volume 15, Issue 2, June 2009, Pages 586- 595 2009: “Social interaction and sense of community in a master planned community”Housing, Theory and Society, Volume 26, Issue 2, June 2009, Pages 122-142 2009: “The neighborhood unit: Physical design or physical determinism?” Journal of Planning History, Volume 8, Issue 2, May 2009, Pages 111-132 2009: “The Relationship of Built Environment to Perceived Social Support and Psychological Distress in Hispanic Elders: The Role of ‘Eyes on the Street,’” The Journals of Gerontology Series B: Psychological Sciences and Social Sciences, March 1, 2009 64B: 234-246 2009: “Associations between Neighborhood Open Space Attributes and Quality of Life for Older People in Britain,” Environment and Behavior, January 1, 2009 41: 3- 21 2008: “Determinants of restorative experiences in everyday favorite places” Health and Place, Volume 14, Issue 4, December 2008, Pages 636-652 2008: “Does ‘Main Street’ Promote Sense of Community? A Comparison of SanFrancisco Neighborhoods,” Environment and Behavior, July 1, 2008 40: 545- 5742008: “Critical Appraisal of Three Ideas for Community Development in the United States,” Journal of Planning Education and Research, June 1, 2008 27: 382-399 2008: “Marketing the imaginary of Montréal's (Gay) village” Canadian Journal of Urban Research, Volume 17, Issue 1, June 2008, Pages 28-57 2008: “Critical appraisal of three ideas for community development in the United States” Journal of Planning Education and Research, Volume 27, Issue 4, June 2008, Pages 382-399 2008: “Influences on the sense of Neighborhood: Case of Slovenia” Urban Affairs Review, Volume 43, Issue 5, May 2008, Pages 718-732 2008: “The anatomy of the safe and social suburb: An exploratory study of the built environment, social capital and residents' perceptions of safety” Health and

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Place, Volume 14, Issue 1, March 2008, Pages 15-31 2008: “Associations of Neighborhood Greenness with Physical and Mental Health: Do Walking, Social Coherence and Local Social Interaction Explain the Relationships?” Journal of Epidemiology & Community Health, May 1, 2008 62: e9 2007: “The multidimensional nature of social cohesion: Psychological sense of community, attraction, and neighboring” American Journal of Community Psychology, Volume 40, Issue 3-4, December 2007, Pages 214-229 2007: “Does Walking in the Neighborhood Enhance Local Sociability?” Urban Studies, August 1, 2007 44: 1677-1695 2007: “Promoting ecosystem and human health in urban areas using Green Infrastructure: A literature review” Landscape and Urban Planning, Volume 81, Issue 3, 20 June 2007, Pages 167-178 2006: “Can new urbanism encourage physical activity? Comparing a new urbanist neighborhood with conventional suburbs” Journal of the American Planning Association, Volume 72, Issue 1, December 2006, Pages 43-54 2006: “The impact of the built environment on children's school conduct grades: The role of diversity of use in a Hispanic neighborhood” American Journal of Community Psychology, Volume 38, Issue 3-4, December 2006, Pages 299-310 2006: “Does design matter? The ecological footprint as a planning tool at the local level” Journal of Urban Design, Volume 11, Issue 2, June 2006, Pages 195-224 2006: “The quest for authentic place: The production of suburban alternatives in Minnesota's St. Croix Valley” Urban Geography, Volume 27, Issue 3, 1 April 2006, Pages 253-270 2006: “Residential Development Patterns and Neighborhood Satisfaction: Impacts of Density and Nearby Nature,” Environment and Behavior, January 1, 2006 38: 112-139 2005: “Is a New Urban Development Model Building Greener Communities?” Environment and Behavior, November 1, 2005 37: 731-759 2005: “Ways to make people active: The role of Place Attachment, Cultural Capital, and Neighborhood Ties,” Journal of Environmental Psychology, 2005 2002: “Social Capital and New Urbanism: Leading a Civic Horse to Water?” National Civic Review, vol. 91, no. 3, Fall 2002 2001: “Correlational Research,” Architectural Research Methods, New York: Wiley, 2001 2000: “New Urbanism and the City: Potential Applications And Implications for Distressed Inner-City Neighborhoods,” Housing Policy Debate, vol. 11, issue 4, Fannie Mae Foundation