Spatial Fairness for Bicycles
A book that showcases a series of data visualisations on bicycle parking habits in Woodlands. Our team were interested to learn about the relationship between bicycle ownership and the availability of parking spaces in the residential area at east of Woodland's MRT station. The data we gathered were then calibrated and presented into 6 visualisations. The book also features an interactive page with open flaps and slide-in transparent pockets. When the single bicycle card is inserted into the pocket, we would be able to see the various methods of bicycle locking.
This was a collaborative project for an information design school assignment done with Low Kin Lin, Brice Tan, and Lin Zhiying. Throughout the process, I was involved in the gathering of data, art direction, data visualisation, illustration, and copywriting.
