Predictive Mobility
Forecasting transit demand from observed mobility patterns and urban morphology.
Through the lens of data science and spatial analysis, I explore the complex narratives hidden within city structures and the built environment. From digital twins to serious games, my work bridges urban planning and technical precision.
Creating dynamic virtual replicas of urban environments to simulate change, test infrastructure decisions, and anticipate future spatial needs.
Sensor networks mapped to geometry and policy data.
Forecasting transit demand from observed mobility patterns and urban morphology.
Identifying emerging residential, commercial, and civic districts from spatial data.
Reading streetscape quality, heritage features, and pedestrian comfort with computer vision.
Gamifying urban participation. Interactive environments let citizens and stakeholders engage with policy changes before they are etched in concrete.
Mapping history onto the digital grid. GIS becomes a way to preserve architectural legacies while planning for modern expansion.
Analyzing urban evolution through georeferenced historical cartography.
High-fidelity documentation of heritage facades for archival and restoration work.
Building Information Modeling meets urban scale, bridging individual architectural components and collective urban systems.