ADAM SCOTTResearch & writing
Walking, housing and the life of places. Papers, field observations and working ideas, with their methods and limits kept visible.
Paper / 2025
A comparative walking study linking observations in Japan, Singapore and the Northeast Corridor with questions of urban nature, care and belonging.
Research summary · 2025 paper
Field Research / Summer 2026
Walking Cincinnati and Northern Kentucky to understand how access, landscape and public space shape everyday participation.
Summer fieldwork complete · Synthesis continuing
A Paper develops a written argument; Field Research records observations; a Research Report documents a defined research output. Proposals describe intended work, Frameworks organize questions, and Essays offer reflection.
Paper entries offer research summaries. Urban Pilgrimage includes the original Sorin Fellows reflection alongside the fieldwork account.
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Summer fieldwork complete · Synthesis continuing
Walking Cincinnati and Northern Kentucky to understand how access, landscape and public space shape everyday participation.
Research · Urbanism · Development · Service · Mapping / Cincinnati / Northern Kentucky
Fictional method demonstration
A proposed structure for a reviewed infill brief, used to test how evidence could support a next decision.
Development · Research · Housing / Fictional example
Working framework
A way of connecting architectural, civic and development questions without forcing them into one project.
Research · Urbanism · Development
Completed fellowship studies · archive
Research across trauma-informed housing, biophilic urbanism and a long walking study of American cities.
Research · Housing · Urbanism / Japan / Singapore / United States
Research summary · 2025 paper
A comparative walking study linking observations in Japan, Singapore and the Northeast Corridor with questions of urban nature, care and belonging.
Research · Urbanism · Landscape · Walking · Stewardship / United States
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