Planning a Home from Both Sides of the Equation with Olivia Jovine of localize.city
There are a lot of important pieces of information that go into deciding where we want to live. There are even more data points that go into designing where we live. On today’s podcast, our host spoke with Olivia Jovine, an urban planning analyst for localize.city. They discussed the process of sifting through mountains…
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There are a lot of important pieces of information that go into deciding where we want to live. There are even more data points that go into designing where we live. On today’s podcast, our host spoke with Olivia Jovine, an urban planning analyst for localize.city. They discussed the process of sifting through mountains of data to find relevant insights for planning, the different planning approaches that have historically been taken in New York City, and how Olivia gets to be “Boss of Everybody for a Day”. “I think in both the fields of urban planning and technology, it’s really important to think about issues of access and how they relate to what you’re doing,” Jovine said.
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