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Most citymakers know a “good” street when they see it, but lack data to quantify that “feeling.” Likewise, most city officials know which communities have been historically marginalized, but don’t have a complete understanding of the exact scope of their related built environment divestments. State of Place uses AI to automatically collect data on 100s of “micro-scale” urban design features so you can assess livability and spatial equity conditions across your entire city, region, or portfolio. | Most citymakers know a “good” street when they see it, but lack data to quantify that “feeling.” Likewise, most city officials know which communities have been historically marginalized, but don’t have a complete understanding of the exact scope of their related built environment divestments. State of Place uses AI to automatically collect data on 100s of “micro-scale” urban design features so you can assess livability and spatial equity conditions across your entire city, region, or portfolio. | ||
Latest revision as of 16:32, December 6, 2024
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State of Place helps you harness the power of data to more quickly, efficiently, & effectively deliver places people deserve.
Activities
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State of Place City of Tigard | |
| Prior to using State of Place, Tigard did not know where to begin in their data-driven walkability plan for their Tigard Triangle project. The process was cumbersome and error-prone. The City needed a tool that could conduct objective, robust assessments of existing walkability of the Tigard Triangle, and offer impactful recommendations to increase public approval. | ||
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Assess
Most citymakers know a “good” street when they see it, but lack data to quantify that “feeling.” Likewise, most city officials know which communities have been historically marginalized, but don’t have a complete understanding of the exact scope of their related built environment divestments. State of Place uses AI to automatically collect data on 100s of “micro-scale” urban design features so you can assess livability and spatial equity conditions across your entire city, region, or portfolio.
Optimize
We understand that citymakers - both on the private and public side - are constrained by budgets, politics, capacity and more, leaving you to make tough decisions about what to prioritize and when. State of Place’s platform automatically sets built environment priorities and generates evidence-based recommendations most likely to optimize the quality of life outcomes that matter most to your communities!
ImagineE
Our fun, Sim-City-like scenario analysis tool allows you not only to re-imagine - and co-create - your communities, but also quantify the impacts of proposed plans, projects, and developments. We help you put numbers to those before and after photos so you can communicate the impact of your visions and community proposals more clearly and powerfully!
Imagine
Our fun, Sim-City-like scenario analysis tool allows you not only to re-imagine - and co-create - your communities, but also quantify the impacts of proposed plans, projects, and developments. We help you put numbers to those before and after photos so you can communicate the impact of your visions and community proposals more clearly and powerfully!