Why designing for data is key to creating resilient communities

What does it take to make a neighbourhood truly self-sufficient, or in the terminology popular with today’s urbanists, ‘resilient’? Two new community concepts argue that, beyond the expected commitments to sustainable energy, food, water and waste
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