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Zoning, land and urban capacity
How much does zoning allow, how much fits and where should the city grow?
EvidenceZoning against the built cityCan the plan be built?Where to grow?Selective intensityand 1 more
About this line →Consulting
Territorial analysis with legal judgement, for decisions.
Cartograma works with governments, organisations, developers and firms that need to answer a concrete question about their territory. Each line is backed by projects published on this site.
B
Accessibility, proximity and care
Who reaches what, in how long, and who is left out?
EvidenceThe 15-minute cityOne hour by busHow far is the bus?The walled cityand 2 more
About this line →C
Road safety: prioritising corridors and crossings
Which crossing or segment should be treated first?
EvidenceSafe CrossingsCrossing to get thereThe hotel boulevardThe city arrived before the street
About this line →D
Territorial diagnosis and monitoring
How is the city changing, and where should we look first?
EvidenceCentres and corridorsThe emptying cityTwelve cities in oneTwelve years of business directoryand 5 more
About this line →How we work
- A question, not a technique. We start from the decision to be made: where to intervene, what zoning allows, who is left out.
- Official and open data, plus yours. Census, business directory, OpenStreetMap and public records, combined with your own layers or databases.
- Explicit method. Rules and assumptions in plain view, without opaque composite indices. If the data contradict the hypothesis, I say so.
- Usable deliverables. Interactive atlases, decision notes, GIS layers and indicators your team can update.
Delivery formats: interactive atlas · technical note · GIS layers · indicator dashboard · workshop with your team. Work is delivered in Spanish or English.
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