Christine Wacta and Xinyi Liu
Mapping Mondays
Studio: About our lives
Four projects from the National Institute of Design (India) represent contemporary exemplars of the metaphor style. They incorporate vivid graphics and extended formats and combine information density with detailed and expertly executed graphics.
Studio: Mapping as framework
These four project posters reflect mapping as frameworks to describe and inspire multiple perspectives at different scales.
Studio: Mapping for Futuring
Four mapping for futuring projects in three contexts: studio-led university project, transformation lab, researcher-led.
Tejiendo Montañas: Corredores Socioecológicos en Monterrey
Sally Torres Mallma, Guadalupe López Elenes, and Gerardo Sandoval Osio
The Circularity Project: Mapping the transition to a sustainable future
Hitesh Shilpi, Shlok Deore, and Vedant Deshmukh
The Silent Crisis: Unravelling the complexities of biodiversity loss
Ankita Singh, Ajinkya Balachandran, Geetanjali Khanna, Harsh Kauntey, Himanshu Chandrikapure, Preksha Sipani, and Rucha Dave
Transportation System Design for Indian National Parks
Varruna Setty Bm, Shreyas Vyas, Mayank Verma, Vipul Vinzuda, and Praveen Nahar
Truth, by Design: Playing with systems to tackle information dysfunction
Prineeth Ramachandra
Unearthing Hidden Treasures: Waste management in urban cities through value generation from the discarded
Parvathi B S and Bibin Babu B S
Untwining Coir: Understanding the coir industries in Kerala
Rachel Mary Rajan and Abhijith Sasikumar
Value Mapping for Stakeholder Engagement
Eunji Park, Johanna Koenigsberger, Alex Dumler, and Yue Zhao
From Perception to Power: Unravelling the infamous Indian voter and the dynamics of democracy
Ananaya Singh, Neil Barnabas, and Vacha Patel