We help people avoid getting ticketed and towed when they park on the street through simple SMS alerts.
Infrastructure Space was established in 2017 to acknowledge the infrastructural turn in architectural theory, to embrace the thinking and methods established in L+U and [Re_Map] and to explore new territory, specifically the interface between digital communications, infrastructure and the production of space no longer limited to urban contexts, but accepting the often intangible manufactured nature of most British landscapes.
"an end-to-end open-source framework for creating georeferenced pedestrian networks from aerial imagery"
IT for Change’s Namma Mahiti Kendras are ICT-enabled information centers that aim to break down the barriers to citizens’ right-claiming processes.
Openly mapping for the pedestrian experience.
Monument Lab is a nonprofit public art and history studio based in Philadelphia. We cultivate and facilitate critical conversations around the past, present, and future of monuments.
Documenting the use of defensive urban design in the Greater Toronto Area and beyond.
Crowdsourced mapping of cultural locations in Sweden
Map-based surveys with sentiment visualization
Baltimore City Council Bill 19-0429 requires the Department of Housing & Community Development to post signage on vacant buildings that will identify owners so that they can be held accountable by the public.
PlaceSpeak is a location-based citizen engagement platform that authenticates the online public participation process through digital credentials and privacy-by-design to build trust.
Urban Archive is a technology nonprofit that creates new connections between people, places, and historical institutions.
Organising community involvement with road safety on a grand scale
It is the strategic integration of arts, culture and community engaged design into comprehensive community planning and development.