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.
Congestion Pricing: New York City’s Next Hero
Big problems need big solutions.
Want Less Traffic and More Parking? Start Charging for It!
Cities often fail to effectively manage parking—and the public pays for it.
Jersey City and Newark: A Tale of Renaissance and Stagnation
The rise and fall (and rise again) of two great American cities teach us lessons about racism, economic opportunity, and more.
How Transit Villages Are Reshaping New Jersey’s Urban Landscape
Will the Garden State become Manhattan 2.0 in the next 50 years? Probably not. Will it look different from today? Probably yes.
The Good, the Bad, and Urban Planning Politics
Urban planning and politics are two sides of the same coin.