Traffic axis and district colors: each area has its respective colour, defined through semantic and geographic values.

Itineraries between districts in a linear representation. The colour sequence defines the different areas, allowing the user to perceive further information about it, i.e. to which extention a bus line go through certain districts.

Detail of the visual elements of the bus line itinerary:
- Terminal
- Street, Avenue, Square
- circular point: indicates that the line changes its direction
- Viaduct, Tunnel, Bridge

Itineraries between areas in a linear representation. Once rearranged (below), one perceives that almost all the lines that service Copacabana take the same or a very similar route before and after this district.

Once rearranged, one perceives that almost all the lines that service Copacabana take the same or a very similar route before and after this district.

Itineraries between areas in a circular representation.

Masks were used in order to make neighborhoods only visible from the same area.
Some lines go through particular areas in a dense manner, which could evidence of a long, redundant itinerary.

The project was published in 2009 in the book portfolio of the Escola Superior de Desenho Industrial.

The project was published in the 2008 edition of the Output, a book which features a selection of academic projects from all over the world. The Output is a non-profit organisation in Amsterdam. "The goal of the foundation is to support young talents and provide a platform for the exchange of ideas on design education and the design profession."