School of Planning - Dalhousie University


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John Zuck

Associate Professor of Planning,
Dalhousie University.

PO Box 1000,
Halifax, Nova Scotia B3J 2X4
CANADA

Phone:
Fax:
e-mail:

902-494-6577
902-423-6672
john.zuck @dal.ca

Professor Zuck joined Dalhousie University in 2001 after teaching environmental planning at the Nova Scotia College of Art and Design from 1982. With a background in environmental planning and landscape architecture, he focuses his teaching in topics such as Community Design Methods, Planning Methods, Site Infrastructure, Site Planning Studio, Environmental Planning Studio, and other topics related to environmental analysis.

Active in professional practice as an environmental planner, Professor Zuck has provided consulting services on a range of projects during his career. His special interests include environmental site analysis, heritage landscape analysis, site planning, and park and open space planning.

Recent sample projects:

Halifax Regional Municipality. Herring Cove Road Community Development and Streetscape Planning Project (2005). In association with Ekistics Planning and Design, LandDesign Engineering Services, and Form:Media Ltd.

Halifax Regional Municipality. Options for On-site and Small Scale Wastewater Management (2005). In association with Land Design Engineering Services, Ekistics Planning & Design, Spatial Metrics Atlantic, and Engineering Technologies Canada Ltd.

Halifax Regional Municipality. Starr Manufacturing Site, Historical and Archaeological Landscape (2004). In association with Clavus Ressearch, CRM Group, and Michael Napier and Company.

Town of Stewiacke. Stewiacke Downtown Enhancement and Revitalization Concept Plan (2004). In association with Harold Verge, Planning Consultant.

Halifax Regional Municipality. Bayne Street Land Use Study (2003). In association with Land Design Engineering Services, Ekistics Planning and Design, and Peter Klynstra Land Planners.

Halifax Regional Municipality. Barrington Street Heritage District (2002). In association with Ekistics Planning & Design, Peter Klynstra Land Planners, and Glenfinnan Heritage Resource Management.

Halifax Regional Municipality. Melville Island and Deadman’s Island Cultural Landscape (2002). In association with Clavus Research.

Halifax Regional Municipality. Herring Cove Area: Settlement and Servicing Strategy (2000). In association with LandDesign Engineering Services, Peter Klynstra Landscape Architecture Ltd., Philip Nortje Landscape Architect, DataMapGIS+Cartographic Services, and Atlantic Road & Traffic Management.

Revised 15 March 2006