Equity in Zoning: Three Directions Forward
This project critically examines the City of New Westminster’s current Zoning Bylaw to understand if and how the City’s land-use regulations are contributing to and perpetuating inequity within the City.
Envisioning A Car-Free UBC Campus – A Planning Brief Prepared for UBC Campus and Community Planning
This planning brief is prepared for UBC Campus and Community Planning in exploring the idea of a car-free campus for the UBC Vancouver Campus.
Internship Reflection Report – Community Engagement Intern at VCH
This brief report presents my reflection on my learnings and take-away from a four-month internship working as a Community Engagement Intern at Vancouver Coastal Health.
Smart Cities Start-up Business Proposal: Leveraging Technology for Community Engagement in Urban Planning
This project provides a data-driven design solution to the real-world urban challenge of the community engagement gap in development planning. Along with the proposal, a start-up pitch for potential investors, an initial budget, and a critique of its social implications were presented in this Planning course focusing on smart cities.
Environmental Impact Assessment – Garibaldi at Squamish ski resort project
Assessing environmental impact for the Garibaldi at Squamish ski resort project on ArcGIS
Under-Representation in Night-Time Transportation
A qualitative research on Metro Vancouver night-time transportation during the covid-19 pandemic.
Potential Affordable Housing Site in Toronto
This project analyses spatial relation between location of affordable housing and socioeconomic conditions and use MCE and MaxEnt to propose new potential affordable housing building sites in city of Toronto.
Storm Surge Analysis
Assessing risk to flooding during a storm surge event in Metro Vancouver.
Professional Development Reflection – GEOB 270
A brief reflection on my GIS learning in GEOB 270 - Introduction to GIS
Housing Affordability Analysis
Visualizing the housing affordability issue in Metro Vancouver and make comparison with Montreal