NPC16 Poster Competition Winners Named
With another great selection of posters on display at NPC16, the voting for best in show was really close.
Manny Patole of New York University pulled in the most votes with the presentation of his project, Transboundary Aquifer Management: The Guarani. There was a three-way tie for second place with topics covering rural broadband access, reuse of an historic school, and the use of Feng Shui theory in planning.
See the full list below, and check out the digital versions of the winning posters.
First Place
Transboundary Aquifer Management: The Guarani
Manny Patole
New York University, Robert F. Wagner Graduate School of Public Service
Second Place
Adaptive Reuse of a Historic Georgia School Campus
Bryan Hardman, Matthew Nahrstedt, and Jenna Wargo
University of Georgia, College of Environment & Design
Fiber-optic Broadband Planning: Rural Reboo
Jeffrey Gepper, Juliana Lucchesi, Dea Qatipi, and Qilu Chen
University of Iowa
Chinese “Feng Shui” Theory in Planning
Shixue (Carol) Hu
Planner, Maricopa County, Arizona
Xueyan (Lucia) Wang
Arizona State University, School of Geographical Sciences & Urban Planning
Image: Poster display during the conference. Photo by Joe Szurszewski.