Caroline Lavoie

Publications | Abstracts

• Lavoie, C., Trottier, J., (2018). (2018) (Abstract published CELA) “Urban Design the Landscape Way”.
• Lavoie, C., Trottier, J., (2017). (2017) (Abstract for World Design Summit Montreal) “Urban Design the Landscape Way”.
• Lavoie, C., (2016). (2016) (Abstract for UASAL2016- Utah Academy of Sciences Arts and Letters) "Flow and Fluidity: Perception and Experience in Drawing Landscapes and Riverscapes for Landscape Architecture".
• Lavoie, C., (2016). (2016) (Abstract for CELA2016) "On the Road Again...Perceiving and Drawing Large-Scale Landscapes of the American West.
• Baez, A., Lavoie, C., (2014). (2014) (Abstract for CELA2014) "Regional Planning Initiative For the Province of Puerto Plata in the Dominican Republic" (abstract published).
• Lavoie, C., Horrigan, P., Kambic, K., Sullivan, C., Palmer, J., (2013). (2013) (Abstract for CELA2013) Exploratory Physiocartographies of Place and Time".
• Lavoie, C., Licon, C., (2012). (2012) (Abstract for ACSP2012) "Large urban systems in a remote location: An exercise in mapping". ACSP 2012 (Association of Collegiate Schools of Planning)
• Lavoie, C., Horrigan, P., Kambic, K., Langhorst, J., Palmer, J., (2012). (2012) (Abstract for CELA2012) "Forgotten Frames". CELA 2012 (Coucil of Educators in Landscape Architecture)
• Lavoie, C., Licon, C., (2012). (2012) (Abstract for CELA2012) "Large urban systems in a remote location: An exercise in mapping". CELA 2012 (Coucil of Educators in Landscape Architecture)
• Lavoie, C., (2011). (2011) (Abstract for CELA2011) "From Utility to meaning: Industrial Space trandformation in Monterrey Mexico.
• Lavoie, C., Pacheco, P., Palacias, E., (2010). (2010) (Abstract for ACSP2010) "From Utility to meaning: Industrial Space trandformation in Monterrey Mexico.
• Lavoie, C., (2008). (Abstract) Drawing the water continuum from wild places to urban places: A tool for exploring professional perspectives and their design implications. CRESSON
• Lavoie, C., (2006). North African Immigrant Communities in Paris: Documenting Changes (1997-2006) in the use and cultural appropriation of public spaces. CELA (Council of Educators in Landscape Architecture)
• Lavoie, C., (2005). Tarndanyangga or Victoria Square? Meanings inside a Contested Space. CELA (Council of Educators in Landscape Architecture)
• Lavoie, C., (2003). CELA 2003
• Lavoie, C., Nicholson, J., (1997). Historic Irrigation Canals and Street Ditches in Logan, Utah: From the Mormon Village to the Next Metropolis. CELA 97
• Lavoie, C., (1997). The Wall: Movement Through History and Significance. EDRA 28/1997
• Lavoie, C., (1996). Adams Corridor: Lessons from the Immediate Neighborhood. CELA 96
• Lavoie, C., (1996). Body, Space, and Movement: A Phenomenological Approach to Urban Design. EDRA 27/1996
• Lavoie, C., (1996). Redefining the Urban Landscape. ACSP/AESOP 96

An asterisk (*) at the end of a publication indicates that it has not been peer-reviewed.

Publications | Book Chapters

An asterisk (*) at the end of a publication indicates that it has not been peer-reviewed.

Publications | Journal Articles

Academic Journal

• Lavoie, C., Sleipness, O., (2020). Fluid meaning, fluid memory: Collective memory and the Mormon canal system of Cache Valley, Utah. Landscape Journal, 37:2, 79-99. doi: doi: 10.3368/lj.37.2.79
• Licon, C., Lavoie, C., (2017). Landscape Architecture studio in a large, complex, and remote location: The learning experience of StudioMX. Landscape Review
• Lavoie, C., (2006). Collages as re-collections: Experiencing the in-between. Kerb: Journal of Landscape Architecture 14, 14-17.
• Lavoie, C., (2005). Sketching the Landscape: Exploring a Sense of Place. Landscape Journal , 24:1, 13-31.
• Lavoie, C., (1998). The Wall/Ruin: Meaning and Memory in Landscape. Landscape Review: Journal of Landscape Architecture-South Pacific , 4:1, 27-38.

Professional Journal

• Lavoie, C., (2016). Architectural Record's Cocktail Napkin Sketch Contest - 2016 winners. Architectural RecordNovember 2016 *

An asterisk (*) at the end of a publication indicates that it has not been peer-reviewed.

Publications | Technical Reports

Other Reports

• Lavoie, C., Johnson, T., Class of senior students Fall 2020, , (2022). (Report) Idaho Falls Growing into Walkable Centers . *
• Lavoie, C., Johnson, T., Class of senior students Fall 2020, , (2022). (Report) Magna's Role on the Wasatch Front. *
• Lavoie, C., Sahasrabudhe, S., Johnson, T., Class of senior students Fall 2020, , (2021). (Report) Embracing the Mutha River: An Urban Study of Sustainable Futures | Pune India. *
• Lavoie, C., Johnson, T., (2019). (Report) Ogden City: Reinventing the Rails Merging West and East. *
• Lavoie, C., Johnson, T., (2018). (Report) Centennial Park Schematic Design. *
• Lavoie, C., Johnson, T., Class of senior students Fall 2017, , (2018). (Report) The City of Pocatello and the Portneuf River. *
• Lavoie, C., Johnson, T., (2017). (Report) Hinckley Ranch - Mountain Ability Center. *
• Lavoie, C., Johnson, T., (2017). (Report) The Evolving Mosaic of South Salt Lake City. . *
• Lavoie, C., Johnson, T., (2016). Designing a Vision for Boise Bench: Engaging public and private groups in a conversation about their future. *

An asterisk (*) at the end of a publication indicates that it has not been peer-reviewed.

Publications | Other

Newsletter

• Lavoie, C., (2011). "Planning Education at Utah State University: the Department of Landscape Architecture and Environmental Planning at Utah State University" in Utah APA Newsletter. *

Other

• Lavoie, C., (2013). Salt Lake Community College President's Art Show (catalog of the exhibition art work). *
• Lavoie, C., (2012). (2012) Forgotten Frames (catalog of the exhibition art work).
• Lavoie, C., Drawn to the Middle Ground: Delineating Western Landscapes (catalog). *
• Lavoie, C., (2011). (2011) (Drawing published) in "Landscape Architecture Research: Inquiry, Strategy, Design" (p220): Landscape Architecture Research: Inquiry, Strategy, Design". *
• Lavoie, C., Johnson, C., (2006). Fishing on the Henry’s Fork: A Short Allegory About Passion, Purpose and Persistence in Planning. Landscape Journal

An asterisk (*) at the end of a publication indicates that it has not been peer-reviewed.