VISUALIZING OPEN
SPACE IN BUSHWICK
PROJECT: data visualization, design and urban ecologies methods II - parsons school of design
ADVISOR: lize mogel
YEAR: 2016
LOCATION: bushwick, new york, ny
THEMES: open space, environmental justice,
data visualization, open data, mapping
PROJECT
ADVISOR
YEAR
LOCATION
THEMES
data visualization
design and urban ecologies methods II -parsons school of design
2016
bushwick, new york, ny
open space, environmental justice,
data visualization, open data, mapping
Using graphic and information design, this project highlights the contentious issue of access to open space in Bushwick, Brooklyn. The information graphic combines visualizations of open data, spatial analysis, and the case study method across various scales of the city, the neighborhood, and the block level. Showing the relationship of income and access to open space, the graphic reframes the issue of access to open space as one of environmental justice.
Below are statistics that were produced in conjunction with and as a means of analysis for the project.