Studio 2263

We're pleased to introduce?Studio 2263, a New York-based company working at the intersection of?data science, research, and design. Our focus is on using user-centered and human-centered design to improve communication and extend the impact of mission-driven initiatives. At Studio 2263, we specialize in: - Data visualization and cartography?that bring clarity to complex issues - Custom-built tools?tailored to meet the specific needs of each project Our goal is to help organizations better understand and communicate their data, making intricate research more accessible and actionable. We look forward to collaborating with those who share our commitment to thoughtful design and impactful solutions.Please visit our website to learn more about as us at:?https://lnkd.in/eDcSrJrH

We're happy to share this interview with Landezine that was just published. It was a great pleasure to talk with editor Urska Skerl about a number of projects we've worked on with great people and organizations around NYC in the past few years. We also talked about Data Through Design DxD and the importance of open data. Thank you Landezine! New York City Office of Technology & Innovation, BetaNYC, Sara Hodges, Jason Forrest

Studio 2263 will be at Cooper Union today to talk about Data Through Design! The Data Vandals have put together a fantastic exhibition and lineup of events and speakers. Come see us and say hello!

The Hudson Access Project launched earlier this year and has just been updated with a trove of new data! Throughout this summer two data collection fellows have been in the field documenting details about sites across the Hudson-Raritan estuary where the public can get into and onto the water. The Hudson Access Project database is a public resource and interactive map with detailed descriptions and photos of individual sites. Users can filter information according to their interests and needs to find out where they can launch or rent a kayak or canoe, fish or swim. This project is ongoing and we welcome contributions from the public! Send us notes, corrections and photos through this form (https://lnkd.in/e7Mtvbhr at [email protected] Funding and project team: Sara Hodges is a partner and co-creator of this project. It? was created in collaboration with the NY-NJ Harbor & Estuary Program (HEP Hudson River Foundation) and their Public Access Working Group (PAWG) with funding from a NYS Department of Environmental Conservation Hudson River Estuary Program River Access grant and a Pratt Center Taconic Fellowship and is hosted at Pratt Institute’s Recover Adapt Mitigate Plan (RAMP) program in the Graduate Center for Planning and the Environment. We are grateful to the 2024 data fellows Nicholas Conklin and Shahadat Hossain as well as 2023 fellow + graduate assistant Alyssa Bement. https://lnkd.in/gvUxe3NV