Kenneth Tamminga
Distinguished Professor of Landscape Architecture
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428 Stuckeman
University Park, PA - krt1@psu.edu
- 814-863-2377
Research Summary
Ecological restoration; ecological design; sustainability; environmental planning; urban green infrastructure; ecology and design pedagogy.
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River Learning Planning Action Plan Ecosystem Rivers Participation Experience Water Food Regeneration Sustainable Development Method Uncertainty Watershed Watersheds Food Production Gaging Ecosystems Climate Change Gages Landscape Change Sustainability Methodology RestorationMost Recent Papers
Convivial greenstreets
Ken Tamminga, João Cortesão, Michiel Bakx, 2020, Sustainability (Switzerland)
Designing with: An engaged studio approach to applied community development scholarship
Ken Tamminga, 2019, Practice Insights on p. 40-42
Food production on a living wall: Pilot study
Lara Nagle, Stuart Echols, Ken Tamminga, 2017, Journal of Green Building on p. 23-38
Food production on a living wall
Lara Nagle, Stuart Echols, Ken Tamminga, 2017, Journal of Green Building on p. 23-38
Learning and envisioning under climatic uncertainty: An African experience
Petra Tschakert, Kathleen Dietrich, Ken Tamminga, Esther Prins, Jen Shaffer, Emma Liwenga, Alex Asiedu, 2014, Environment and Planning A on p. 1049-1068
Science and the sacred: Rethinking the relationship between the GAP and the Ganges
Priyam Das, Kenneth Tamminga, 2012, on p. 1647-1668
The ganges and the GAP
Priyam Das, Kenneth R. Tamminga, 2012, Sustainability (Switzerland) on p. 1647-1668
A method for gauging landscape change as a prelude to urban watershed regeneration
Mônica Bahia Schlee, Kenneth R. Tamminga, Vera Regina Tangari, 2012, Sustainability (Switzerland) on p. 2054-2098
Resilience, conviviality, and the engaged studio
Kenneth Tamminga, Deno deCiantis, 2012, on p. 115-151
Large-scale traditional neighbourhood development and pre-emptive ecosystem planning
David L.A. Gordon, Ken Tamminga, 2002, Journal of Urban Design on p. 321-340
Most-Cited Papers
The ganges and the GAP
Priyam Das, Kenneth R. Tamminga, 2012, Sustainability (Switzerland) on p. 1647-1668
Learning and envisioning under climatic uncertainty: An African experience
Petra Tschakert, Kathleen Dietrich, Ken Tamminga, Esther Prins, Jen Shaffer, Emma Liwenga, Alex Asiedu, 2014, Environment and Planning A on p. 1049-1068
A method for gauging landscape change as a prelude to urban watershed regeneration
Mônica Bahia Schlee, Kenneth R. Tamminga, Vera Regina Tangari, 2012, Sustainability (Switzerland) on p. 2054-2098
Food production on a living wall
Lara Nagle, Stuart Echols, Ken Tamminga, 2017, Journal of Green Building on p. 23-38
Convivial greenstreets
Ken Tamminga, João Cortesão, Michiel Bakx, 2020, Sustainability (Switzerland)
Designing with: An engaged studio approach to applied community development scholarship
Ken Tamminga, 2019, Practice Insights on p. 40-42
Food production on a living wall: Pilot study
Lara Nagle, Stuart Echols, Ken Tamminga, 2017, Journal of Green Building on p. 23-38
Resilience, conviviality, and the engaged studio
Kenneth Tamminga, Deno deCiantis, 2012, on p. 115-151
Science and the sacred: Rethinking the relationship between the GAP and the Ganges
Priyam Das, Kenneth Tamminga, 2012, on p. 1647-1668