Category: Urban and Environmental planning

i am doing my reserch design and i wrote the introducation part as well as the liertature serch. however i want you to write for me the lierarture review section and enhance my literature search 

This project is your opportunity to investigate a sustainability topic of your choosing in depth. why it’s important to sustainability.  Prepare a 10-page paper (typed, double-spaced, 12-point type, 1-inch margins) summarizing your research, analysis, and recommendations.
Include the following sections in your paper:
Introduction — In a page or two this frames the topic, introducing your research question, explaining why its important, and setting out some initial hypotheses on ways to address it. 
Background — Several pages look at the literature on the topic (articles, books, videos, etc.) and identify main perspectives on the topic, including values, assumptions, and worldviews connected with those points of view. 
Stakeholders — A page or two to discuss different types of stakeholders (those affected in one way or another; this can include other species, future generations, etc.) and the types of power they have or don’t have over the subject. 
Potential Solutions — A page or two outlining the pros and cons of different approaches towards improving the situation. Mention examples or existing best practices if possible. 
Conclusion — A couple of paragraphs summarizing your analysis of the topic and making a recommendation.
A few photos or graphics are a good addition to any paper (in addition to the 10 pages of text). You can either integrate graphics into the text or can include them at the end. Include captions explaining what the graphic shows (even if it seems obvious to you), and include sources for any graphics not your own.
Research strategy
Start by identifying a few key sources of information, preferably those that give an overview of the topic. Obtain material from the library, from the web, by talking to relevant experts, and/or by contacting organizations working on this subject. If your topic involves a particular place, visit that place if possible, observe problems first-hand, review documents and other materials, and perhaps talk to residents or city staff. After you’ve gained a general understanding of the topic, look for additional materials that present particular viewpoints on it, including contrary viewpoints to mainstream perspectives. Your aim should be to triangulate the topic—understanding how a range of different experts or stakeholders see it.
Use APA style for citations (author, date). 

Write me a detailed powerpoint presentation along with the speaker notes about my class urban environmental health where I am researching on the topic of – The Multifaceted Impact of Childhood Asthma in
New York City: An Analysis of Socio-environmental Factors and Interventions. 
For which my primary research article is – Khan (2021). Multi-level socioenvironmental contributors to childhood asthma in New York City: a cluster analysis. Journal of Urban Health, 98, 700-710. 
My other sources for research were- 
Coomes (2022). Assessment of the health benefits to children of a transportation climate policy in New York City. Environmental research, 215, 114165.
Grant & Wood (2022). The influence of urban exposures and residence on childhood asthma. Pediatric Allergy and Immunology, 33(5), e13784.
Zanobetti (2022). Childhood asthma incidence, early and persistent wheeze, and neighborhood socioeconomic factors in the ECHO/CREW consortium. JAMA pediatrics, 176(8), 759-767.
Make sure to adhere to all these point:
Provide an exemplary introduction of how this research challenged or extended prior work, gave background information on multiple prior observations and provided a clear research objective or hypothesis.
Accurately reported the type of study, how that study is feasibility conducted, the level of evidence and identified independent and dependent variables. Identified sources of the data if from outside databases. Clearly articulated how each variable/exposure was measured and could be defined for the class.
Provide a high-level overview of public health significance relevant to the urban environment in light of global trends. Provided meaningful data such as mortality, case-fatality, odds ratio or other relevant statistics to drive home the importance of the topic.
Provided a detailed review of the results, identified intendent and dependent variables. Highlighted what was most relevant. Interpreted results to the best of the student’s ability and was transparent about what was unknown or still misunderstood.
Provided valuable insight into the limitations of the work, went beyond repeating information from the research article but demonstrated critical thinking in the application of  the work.
Provided detailed ideas for next-steps, interventions along a proposed causal pathway and asks novel questions of the culmination of research articles in practice. Applied course terminology like primary/secondary or tertiary intervention and thought about
At least two thoughtful questions posted to peers.
I have shared the document of my research paper and also the document about the 
comments of my professor regarding the paper. Along with those, i am attaching the drafts of my paper for refernce purposes. 

Write a term paper according to the outline and included sources. The paper should be about 8-10 pages and discuss the history and architecture of the ss united states, the importance of its role as an engineering marvel and the the discussion of theoretical applications for adaptive re-use projects such as the ss united states and the real prospective plan for the rehabiliation of the ss united states as a place making project. Use the attached outline as a guide and reference for sources. The powerpoint is a helpful guide. 

Final Paper Assignment
TOPIC: SENECA VILLAGE, CENTRAL PARK NEW YORK
Note: RELATE TO THE 20TH CENTURY – THE STAKEHOLDERS DONT HAVE TO BE THE FORMER RESIDENTS- THEY CAN BE THE LAND OR THE BLACKS THEMSELVES BY THEIR RACIALLY INFLUENCED EXPERIENCE.
(3,000-3,500 words )
Stakeholders in Architecture & Urban History
This assignment asks to recover the marginalized history of a site/object and to reclaim the agency of marginalized stakeholders in the production of that space. Your task is to write a research paper about your site/object that recovers architecture and the production of space as a discursive practice.
There are five elements to this paper:
1. Introduce the Site (Seneca Village) + Choose your Genre (Storytelling) (500 words)
The majority of this preliminary analysis should be spent on describing your site/object (what, when, where, who made it, how does it look like) and its contexts (historical, geographical, aesthetic, economic, cultural, etc.), and explaining its significance (what it reveals about its history and makers, how it exposes various relationships of access and power). Also, think about the genre of your writing and whether it is suitable for the content of your paper. Is it a manifesto, theory, criticism, storytelling, speculation, or reflection? Your writing genre is itself a mode of inquiry.
2. Adopt a Role (1000 – 1,200 words)
Choose one stakeholder that was marginalized in canonical histories of your site/object and examine the site/object from their perspective. The goal is, through your writing, to expand your understanding of differences in stakes in architectural history, as well as how these differences reflect on gender, race, and class as agents in the production of the built environment. Examples of possible stakeholder positions are: the architect (less preferred, unless it is marginalized in your case), the apprentice, the client(s), the housekeeper, the neighbors, the engineer, the contractor, the photographer, users with disabilities, ADA inspector, the guests, real estate agent, etc.
3. Analyze in Detail (500 words)
Choose one particular element or aspect of your site/object that speaks to your stakeholder position and analyze it closely. This can be anything from an architectural detail to a particular drawing, a specific historical photograph, a building material, a color tone, or even a sound. The only prerequisite is that the selected detail allows for a productive presentation of the stakeholder’s position.
4. Undo the Canon (1,000 words)
Throughout your paper, you should compare and contrast your argument with canonical narratives of your site/object, and demonstrate how your narrative casts a new light on this site/object. The goal is to explore a previously invisible aspect of the production of your site/object through the perspective of your stakeholder.
5. Support your Argument (500 words)
Make sure to ground your argument in evidence drawn from primary and secondary sources, visual evidence (the images you select), as well as empirical evidence from the site/object visit (in case you are able to visit). In terms of bibliographic sources, address at least five primary and five secondary sources that helped you study and develop the perspective of your chosen stakeholder. Synthetize, evaluate and reflect on your sources, explaining how they helped you cultivate a deeper understanding of the stakeholder’s position in relationship to the site/object.
You can organize these five components in any order you want, but they all need to be there. You can use previous research for the midterm, but you should also take into account the feedback you received.
As you write your paper, reflect on what you learned during the semester, and be sure to situate your narrative within scholarly discourse about systems of oppression and/or privilege. N.B: Your paper must include images.

This is an up in the air paper. Just need a research paper on affordable housing in America. Can use any promises sources.