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Housing, movement and urban nature
Research across trauma-informed housing, biophilic urbanism and a long walking study of American cities.
Completed fellowship studies · archive
- Date / period
- 2024–2025
- Place
- Japan / Singapore / United States
- Contribution
- Adam Scott, McNeill Common Good Fellow.
The McNeill Common Good Fellowship record includes trauma-informed low-income housing research and studies of biophilic urbanism in Japan and Singapore.
The résumé records a 379-mile New York City-to-Washington, D.C. walking study of infrastructure and neighborhoods. Walking provided a way to observe urban nature and continuity between places; the distance has not been independently reconstructed from GPS data.
Rooted Cities develops the urban-nature inquiry into a paper, represented here by a research summary.
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A fieldwork record
The presentation retains a visual record of the Washington, D.C., portion of the urban study.
Washington, D.C., fieldwork image retained in the Rooted Cities presentation. The photograph places Adam’s walking research within the city’s civic landscape; it does not establish the distance walked or completed film production.
University of Notre Dame; summers 2024 and 2025.