Christianson, MarkRobb, MaxStewart, GustaveZielinski, JakeBeckner, MeyerPaddock, HenryDavis, RubySiegel-Garcia, DianaShebesta, TimothyPhan, KevinLehman, JosephTurner, AnnaBoudlali, JamilaFransen, ElenaLohse, MaxwellBergum, MaddyMenke, AlexJacobs, TiaBenson, RachelFranklin, LilaHesari, ElhamBakken, NoelleBretheim, LauraFlannery, KatlynNeedham, ReveeDo, DonKing, RobbieKrause, LauraSan Juan, CarmelHarsch, TreySheikh, MayaHarrington, BenBerger, JacobJohnson, IsakPaquin, JarredTrejo, Tristan2024-03-062024-03-062021https://hdl.handle.net/11299/261458Report completed by students enrolled in PA 5211: Land Use Planning, taught by Dr. Fernando Burga in fall 2021.This project was completed as part of a partnership between Towerside Innovation District and the University of Minnesota’s Resilient Communities Project (http://www.rcp.umn.edu). The goal of this project was to answer key questions around district assets and how Towerside can align with potential industry and partners’ goals to guide future strategic planning and attract further investment. Towerside Innovation District project lead Sabina Saksena collaborated with teams of students in Dr. Fernando Burga’s course PA 5211 to learn from other successful innovation districts, explore possible land use solutions and scenarios in Towerside, and consider climate change and racial justice implications. A final student report containing 10 posters is available.enresiliencelocal governmentinnovationResilient Communities Project, 2021-2022Presentation