Marcelo Remond is a Peruvian-American transportation planner and research associate based in the Northeastern United States. He earned his degree at Rutgers University, majoring in Civil Engineering with a minor in Urban Planning and Design, and is currently pursuing a Master in City Planning at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology.
How Smaller Supermarkets Could Transform American Communities
Bigger is not always better.
How the Built Environment Affects Your Mood
Humans have survived for millennia by staying together, not apart.
How Would Project 2025 Affect America’s Transportation System?
Long story short, it would — and not in a good way.
Urban Planning in Lima, Peru
For some people, ‘urban planning’ and ‘Lima’ do not go together. In fact, the Peruvian capital effectively highlights various facets of the urban planning world.
Understanding Average Versus Median Rent
The disparity between these commonly used terms can give vastly different outlooks on the housing market.