Elizabeth Christoforetti: Big Data for Small Places @Congress4NewUrbanism
Elizabeth Christoforetti: Big Data for Small Places  @Congress4NewUrbanism
Uploaded June 2017 | Updated September 2026, 5 hours ago
There are reams of urban data in the world, but the realms of urban design and development aren't doing the best job taking advantage of this data to make places better. Elizabeth helped found Supernormal to change this. Supernormal bridges the disciplines of architecture, urban design, and planning with the goal of bringing increased sensitivity and systematization to urban development through the use of improved quantitative methods. New Urbanists are well-suited to learn from this approach. Christoforetti will explain how this new approach can improve the design, development and management of cities.
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Elizabeth Christoforetti: Big Data for Small Places

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