Rosaline Hill: Proving the Power of Infill Housing Development
About this episode
Rosaline Hill is a registered professional planner and awards-winning architect from Ottawa, Canada. She’s consulted on zoning for the city of Ottawa and is the founder and principle architect of BuildingIn, a planning program that helps municipalities reach their housing goals through infill development.
Today, Rosaline joins Tiffany to discuss the complexities of housing reform. She explains how she created a 3D modeling program that helps municipalities visualize and argue persuasively for development.
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Local Recommendations:
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Learn more about Rosaline’s work:
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BuildingIn (site)
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Walkable Ottawa (site)
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Ottawa Cohousing (site)
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Learn about the six simple code reforms local officials can implement today to welcome new housing.
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Tiffany Owens Reed (Instagram)
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