This video analyzes the neighborhood of Gert Town, Louisiana and discusses the possibility of implementing an arts district into the community. It follows a fictional character named Frank and his process through designing the masterplan. The arts district utilizes neighboring schools such as Xavier University and St. Mary’s High School by encouraging clubs and disciplines to come teach about what they are studying.
From here, more analysis of Gert Town must be done in order to understand the culture of the community. Taking a deeper dive into who the residents are and what they do for a living will produce solutions that are better catered to Gert Town.
Process work shown below relays the different story board iterations and thought processess that were exercised. 
Kids in Miami, Florida
The active recreation zone is located in the widest area of the corridor and will accommodate open areas where children can pass a soccer ball or throw a frisbee back and forth. The green tech zone will have green infrastructure implemented such as green roofs and rain gardens and will use these features to teach children about the benefits of sustainability. The art & craft incubator zone will display public art that will have some sort of interactive side of them. Finally, the Nature and play zone is located in the highly developed section of The Underline, closest to downtown Miami. This zone will focus on a park-like, nature-based setting that also incorporates play spaces and room for activities such as birdwatching.
FDOT, the cities of Miami, Coral Gables, and South Miami, as well as a number of foundations. The project is broken down into 9 phases, each phase estimated to take 1-1.5 years to complete. The timeline may be expedited if funding increases. At this point, 3 of the 9 phases are fully funded including phase 1, 2, and 5. Construction of phase 1, Brickell Backyard, began December 10, 2018 and is projected to be completed come June 2020.
males, 40.9 for females). The ratio between women and men is fairly close to 1 (223,998 females:219,009 males). With 17.9% of the population under the age of 18, 6.2% under 5, around 1 in every 5 people are classified as children. This is the fifth of the population that will have the most time on this planet and have to deal with the long term effects of climate change. Educating the youth on why and how climate change takes place is a crucial step in slowing down climate change. Although this in an important thing to do, Miami has little youth interaction when it comes to developing ways to make the city more climate change resilient.
