Susannah Drake

About

Environmental Design Associate Professor Susannah Drake is the founding principal of DLANDstudio, an interdisciplinary practice with offices in New York and Colorado. She is involved in shaping innovative landscape architecture projects, including collaborations to reimagine the future of the National Mall Tidal Basin. Her work emphasizes collaboration and big thinking within the field of landscape architecture, contributing to projects that integrate environmental design with creative and sustainable solutions.

Research topics

• Computer Science
• Mathematics
• Political Science
• Geography
• Psychology
• Environmental science
• Virology
• Environmental planning
• Architectural engineering
• Biology

Selected publications

• Field Notes on Pandemic Teaching: 5

  Places · 2020 · 4 citations

  This is the fifth installment in a narrative survey of educators around the globe on the challenges of the massive move to online teaching. Some challenges are practical and logistical; others are more conceptual, political, and even philosophical, involving the importance of campus community, the role of schools in providing for the wellbeing of students, and passionate convictions about the nature of learning and the transmission of knowledge. How will the current adaptations inflect our under…

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• Coastal Urbanism:

  Princeton University Press eBooks · 2021-05-20

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• Elastic Landscape: Seeding Ecology in Public Space and Urban Infrastructure

  Routledge eBooks · 2021

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  Infrastructure exists in web-like structures across cities as a conduit for the transportation and distribution of singular resources. Layers act with focused purpose to maximise the efficiency of one distinct role within rigid structures and forms that limit the possibility of modification of space to accommodate ancillary programmes. Existing urban infrastructure is often viewed as a constraint to sustainability; however, with a shift in perspective it can be seen as an opportunity. The threat…

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• Women and Modesty in Late Antiquity by Kate Wilkinson (review)

  Dialnet (Universidad de la Rioja) · 2018-01-01

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  In Chapter One, Wilkinson situates Mahmood’s work as part of the theoretical underpinning of her study and positions herself in contrast to feminist historians of early Christianity who have too often tracked women’s agency by attending solely to those women who resisted patriarchal norms. The argument of the book proceeds from addressing women’s modest dress (Chapter Two), domesticity (Chapter Three), and quietness (Chapter Four) to considering the possibility of insincere performances of modes…

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• WPA 2.0: Beauty, Economics, Politics, Ecology and Creation of the 21st Century Public Infrastructure

  SMARTech Repository (Georgia Institute of Technology) · 2015-11-18

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  Presented on November 18, 2015 at 6 p.m. in the Reinsch-Pierce Family Auditorium on the Georgia Tech campus.

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Frequent coauthors

• Daniel Jost

  Paris Cardiovascular Research Center

  1 shared

• Jesse LeCavalier

  University of Toronto

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• Jess Myers

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• Adam Yarinsky

  1 shared

• Mikyoung Kim

  Hongik University

  1 shared

• Derek Hoeferlin

  Washington University in St. Louis

  1 shared

• Pierre Bélanger

  École de Technologie Supérieure

  1 shared

• Liska Chan

  1 shared

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