Reshmi Bisessar, Katrina Heschel, Nathalie Robertson, Doug Reid, and Allison Campbell-Rogers
Systemic design systems maps originated at the Oslo School of Architecture and Design in 2006 and have been adopted by many groups. The National Institute of Design’s metaphor maps, synthesis maps derived from OCADU’s MDes, and gigamaps developed through AHO are representative types.
Reshmi Bisessar, Katrina Heschel, Nathalie Robertson, Doug Reid, and Allison Campbell-Rogers
Sayali Junagade, Sripriya Ganta, Leela Krishna Chawan, and Vivek Kant
Shi Hui Saradevi Ng
Patrick Vincent and Juliette Monaco
Willow Gatewood
Gabriel Jabile
Luis Garcia
Daniel Ha, Grace Huang, Maddie Philhower, and Sonya He
Jennie Wei, Luke Shen, Sophie Hao, and Jessica Lin
Rowan DeJule, Jackie Ryu, Kyla Anderson, and Cameron Cassano
Amy Choi, Arunima Das, Jaden Scutero, Mark Ma
Zeqe Golomb, Alyssa Kwon, Audrey Zhao, and Yujin Lee
Felicia Lee, Serena Cai, and Emily Lau
Michele Hratko, Viviana Staicu, Kenneth Yu, and Wendy Yu
Karis Choe, Gauri Sharma, and Melissa Qin
Rebecca Rotenberg, Sam Canick, Philip Konrad-Parisi, Asope Kuyinu, and Kevin Xu
Arden Rusu, Garrett Lee, Hannah Chen, and Joy Leung
Harsh Pandya
Morgan Bath, Travis Erickson, Pan Xie, Pranav Miglani, and Yining Wang
Thomas Weltner
Claudia Westermann, Yiping Dong, and Lei Feng
Gigamaps and synthesis maps result in rich images that visualise complex system problems and can be used as design artefacts across domains. What’s the difference?
Three maps are generated through metaphors, and one considers dependence on virgin wood in home furniture. Locally Grown maps the spaces between the elements to explore systemic design interventions in human hair waste.
These exhibits are a departure from pictorial maps. Two site-specific installations mapped systems so they could be experienced from multiple points of view. The third, an experiment in art-science collaboration, resulted in richly rendered systemic representations of scientific findings. Also presented is the inventory of graphical devices.
Joanne Berry-Frith
Darwin Muljono
Elisabeth Tschavgova, Elise Talgorn, Charlotte Kobus, Jo van Engelen, Conny Bakker, and Sonja van Dam
RSDX studios
Ingerid Helsing Almaas, Tine Susan Grønnslett, Camilla Therese Hansen, Eva Hugenschmidt, and Espen Strange
Amandeep Singh, Gagarina Nath, Komal Kaur, Mohnish Landge, Oshal Urade, and Sachin Arya