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Lucinda Hartley – Using people-centred data to remake cities and towns

Lucinda Hartley – Using people-centred data to remake cities and towns

Update: 2020-11-17
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“Cities and towns should be built for the communities that will inhabit them. There is a trove of data on the demographics of any given town, but do we spend enough time consulting this data, and the people the data represents, to give us a better understanding of what the community needs? It’s time to put people back at the centre of our urban environments."
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Lucinda Hartley – Using people-centred data to remake cities and towns

Lucinda Hartley – Using people-centred data to remake cities and towns

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