PILLAR POINT
Product Design, Inforgraphics
2023
Signs and infographics in nature tell visitors how to behave in order to protect them and wildlife. Material choices such as glass and mirror are attended for visitors to read about the landscape while also seeing themselves as part of it.The hope in contrasting the body as separate from the natural world is placing the visitors as a part of the ecosystem having an effect on the environment’s success.
3 Panel system :
Collecting regulations
What you might see
Map & welcome message
PROCESS
+ Research
+ Sketching
+ Cad
SOFTWARE
+ Rhino
+ Keyshot
MATERIAL
+ Glass
+ Mirrors
+ Vinyl
+ Metal
PANEL ONE
Glass Panels are fogged in an orange and green to color code, telling visitors what can and can not be removed from the landscape.
Collecting regulations
Glass Panels are fogged in an orange and green to color code, telling visitors what can and can not be removed from the landscape.
PANEL TWO
Panel two is to act as a field guide. The mirror material shadows every species images so visiors see themselves in relationship to the the tide pool life.
WHAT YOU MIGHT SEE
Panel two is to act as a field guide. The mirror material shadows every species images so visiors see themselves in relationship to the the tide pool life.
PANEL THREE
MAP AND WELCOME MESSAGE
PROCESSING
+ Research
+ Sketching
+ Cad
RESEARCH
+ Observation
+ Reviewing findings from the
Acade my of Science
+ Research
+ Sketching
+ Cad
RESEARCH
+ Observation
+ Reviewing findings from the
Acade my of Science
Entrance
Field-guide
Entrance
Fishing bucket
Fishing
Ultra violet flashlight
Map
Tide reports
FINDINGS
AREAS OF STRESS
+ Over harvesting
+ Collecting
+ Large crowds
+ Trophic Cascade disruption
+ Loss of bio-diversity
+ Wasting seastars
CALIFORNIA ACADEMY OF SCIENCES
+ Rebecca Johnson, marine biologist and head of citizen science program at pillar point
+ Long-term citizen science monitoring with bio-blitz and inaturalist
AREAS OF STRESS
+ Over harvesting
+ Collecting
+ Large crowds
+ Trophic Cascade disruption
+ Loss of bio-diversity
+ Wasting seastars
CALIFORNIA ACADEMY OF SCIENCES
+ Rebecca Johnson, marine biologist and head of citizen science program at pillar point
+ Long-term citizen science monitoring with bio-blitz and inaturalist
