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PROJECT FRAMEWORK
By 2050, 68% of the world population will be living in cities, and in order to best accommodate this rapid urbanization growth while making cities more sustainable, livable, and equitable, designers must utilize qualitative and quantitative tools to make better informed decisions about our future cities.
Our project goal is to develop a web-based process that allows users, designers and governments to better understand the morphology of the city by creating a scoring relationship between its nodes.
PROBLEMATIC
DESIGN OBJECTIVES
What are the goals behind this urban development and how can we assist on this task?
PROJECT OBJECTIVE
The Project Is Conceived as a Data-Driven Approach to Analyze and Unveil the hidden opportunities on the Urban Fabric. Using networkx and geopandas python libraries, we could performed large and complex urban calculations and then present this in the form of a web-based map application using carto.
PROJECT METHODOLOGY
THE TEAM
URBAN VOIDS is a project developed for the MaCAD Masters in Advance computation for Architecture and Design at Iaac under the guidance of senior faculty Angelos Chronis and tutor Lea Khairallah.
Below is the students that were involved on the creation and development of this toolset:
ALEKSANDER
MASTALSKI
AMAL
ALGAMDEY
AMAR
GURUNG
FELIPE
ROMERO
GERMAN
BODENBENDER
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