Designed for Adapting City Lab in partnership with BART. With the rise of micromobility sharing services, the Lake Merritt Mobility Hub proposes a more diverse transit center by championing solar powered micromobility charging, designing for accessibility and celebrating Lake Merritt’s local cultural heritage through public art.

Project Phoenix’s Red Hue series explores how to help well by interviewing and sharing the hearts of helpers, donators and survivors of Northern California wildfires, to be a step closer to learning how to help well.

Accompanying a book chapter by Adapting City Lab centered on renewable energy, each illustration was designed to help high school and college level readers grasp the chapter’s content easily through informative visual representations of the concepts discussed.

Accompanying a research paper on fuel management systems, this scientific poster highlights the paper’s main take away’s through a visual story set in both the background and the foreground.

To translate Adapting City Lab’s research findings into easily digestible visuals, each graphic encapsulates the variety of micromobility options available to the Bay area public within their transit’s first and last mile.