Putting math to work
The thing I find most brilliant about it is the way she used local buildings so people could relate their own perceptions to the data. Then she included an entire cross section of development options -- no cherry picking the data -- and standardized it across a 50-acre site. Very nice work.
By the way, when Erika was putting this together, she used the Strong Towns discussion forum to get input and feedback. There are a lot of great conversations going on there that you are invited to check out. Maybe someone can help you out in a situation where you are stuck or, even better, maybe there is a place you can lend your expertise to someone else's efforts.
We are continuing our push for 800 members by the end of the year. We started our membership drive needing 324 new members. At the beginning of the week, that number is down to 277. We can do it! If you're hanging out here on a regular basis and aren't already signed up, don't delay. Become a member today and help us continue to grow this movement so we can build a nation of strong cities, towns and neighborhoods.