CRED25 - Chinatown Diagnostic Tool
Urban Design
Project Type
Urban Design
Year
Institution
NC State University
Status
Completed
Overview
A diagnostic tool built for city planners and policymakers to evaluate the structural stability of Chinatown neighborhoods. The framework scores neighborhoods across four weighted categories — Land Control & Ownership, Market & Development Pressure, Commercial Continuity, and Community & Staying Power — using 12 indicators on a 100-point scale. Developed through the NC State Pappas Real Estate Development Program alongside Adam Walter and Imran Auhkil. Prototype complete; initial demonstration case in progress.
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