Reformator & FrameFocus
Reformator Reformator
FrameFocus FrameFocus
Reformator Reformator
I was thinking about how the way we frame a city in a policy report—like choosing which streets to highlight or which buildings to focus on—can really shift public opinion about green zoning. What do you think about that?
FrameFocus FrameFocus
You’re right—every cut, every angle in a report can turn a neutral fact into a rallying cry. If you choose the park‑side street with lush trees versus the traffic‑heavy boulevard, the reader’s subconscious bias flips. It’s like editing a scene: what you emphasize, what you leave out, even the map’s scale, shapes perception. So yes, the framing can be a power tool for green zoning, but only if you’re deliberate about what you foreground and why.
Reformator Reformator
Exactly, it’s a deliberate craft. If we highlight the park’s biodiversity and downplay the traffic noise, the story shifts to conservation, not just convenience. That’s how we build momentum for green zoning—by choosing the narrative that makes the benefits unmistakable.