Why and Where We Need to Change
London 2020
Project Notes
Project Type:
Design Research
Date:
October 2020
October 2021
Project Tags:
2021, Urban, Research, Data Vis, Mapping, Climate Change, Pollution, AR, London
Why and Where We Need to Change is an augmented
data visualisation that quantifies, and makes visually tangible, ongoing
development and environmental stresses in London. The visualisation makes use
of open data to display a combination of pressing social factors, environmental
stresses and climate threats, ultimately showing how they correlate and
cascade; demonstrating that climate justice is social justice for many of
London’s deprived and impacted communities.
Through the use of social media augmented reality filters, this allows viewers (Londoners) to investigate their local and familiar context through new perspectives; hopefully raising questions about urban development practices and its consequential effects. Please scan QR code to see AR features.
Exhibited:
Royal Academy, Summer Show 2020
Why and Where We Need to Change, London 2020
Giclee print, Edition of 10 (all sold)
Dimensions 63 x 84 x 4 cm
Royal Academy Gallery VI
Receiving coverage in Architects Journal & RIBA Journal
Projections Volume 16 Journal of the MIT Department of Urban Studies and Planning – Honourable mention for best visualisations.
http://visualizingcities-dusp.mit.edu/
The editorial team deeply appreciated the integration of multiple spatial datasets and the creative use of interactive mediums that made the visualization tangible using AR filters.
Through the use of social media augmented reality filters, this allows viewers (Londoners) to investigate their local and familiar context through new perspectives; hopefully raising questions about urban development practices and its consequential effects. Please scan QR code to see AR features.
Exhibited:
Royal Academy, Summer Show 2020
Why and Where We Need to Change, London 2020
Giclee print, Edition of 10 (all sold)
Dimensions 63 x 84 x 4 cm
Royal Academy Gallery VI
Receiving coverage in Architects Journal & RIBA Journal
Projections Volume 16 Journal of the MIT Department of Urban Studies and Planning – Honourable mention for best visualisations.
http://visualizingcities-dusp.mit.edu/
The editorial team deeply appreciated the integration of multiple spatial datasets and the creative use of interactive mediums that made the visualization tangible using AR filters.
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