What is Geodesign

Geodesign is a multidisciplinary approach that combines the principles of geography, spatial analysis, urban planning, and design to address complex spatial problems and improve decision-making related to the built environment. It integrates geographic information systems (GIS) technology with design thinking to create more sustainable and efficient solutions for urban and rural development. Geodesign considers factors like land use, environmental impact, infrastructure, and social considerations to inform the planning and design of landscapes, cities, and regions. By combining data-driven analysis with creative design processes, geodesign aims to create more resilient, environmentally friendly, and livable spaces while taking into account the diverse needs of communities and stakeholders.