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photo this isn’t f**king dalston

5 months ago

November 26, 2012
photo crowdsourced neighborhood boundaries (areas of consensus)
via Bostonography
so many hexbins

crowdsourced neighborhood boundaries (areas of consensus)

via Bostonography

so many hexbins

10 months ago

July 2, 2012
photo LiveHood: New York City - social media and machine learning defining similar areas in a city (Carnegie Mellon University)

LiveHood: New York City - social media and machine learning defining similar areas in a city (Carnegie Mellon University)

photo Blinking City (Marcella Campa, Stafano Avesani) -chalk pastel collage of Hutong neighborhoods of Beijing stenciled onto a wall
via plenty of colour

Blinking City (Marcella Campa, Stafano Avesani) -chalk pastel collage of Hutong neighborhoods of Beijing stenciled onto a wall

via plenty of colour

1 year ago

November 27, 2011
link daniel sinker: Open Data Product Idea: "Civic Navigator"

sinker:

Post-election, the City of Chicago has been releasing a treasure trove of civic data—from salaries of all city employees to locations of every bike rack in the city and all points in between. For a city that’s historically been closed off from even the most basic information requests,…

1 year ago

July 17, 2011
reblogged via sinker
link City of Toronto: Wellbeing Toronto

monitor neighborhood wellness based on a customizable set of indicators

1 year ago

June 29, 2011
photo hapticblog:

MSKCC: voronoi/neighborhood diagram in progress. If we had done all of BK, the installation would have been over 37 feet tall…

hapticblog:

MSKCC: voronoi/neighborhood diagram in progress. If we had done all of BK, the installation would have been over 37 feet tall…

2 years ago

November 13, 2010
reblogged via hapticblog
video

Streetfilms video about Donald Appleyard’s research on livable streets and the effects of traffic on community

via TreeHugger

2 years ago

November 1, 2010
photo Chicago Boundaries - a dot map (each dot represents 25 people) to depict the ethnic diversity of neighborhoods in Chicago
via Radical Cartography

Chicago Boundaries - a dot map (each dot represents 25 people) to depict the ethnic diversity of neighborhoods in Chicago

via Radical Cartography