AAS Communication Design 2020

Julie Lepage

Nicole Flores

Danielle Herman

Jamie Soohoo

Katerina Bakatselou

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Parsons School of Design
AAS Communication Design

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Katerina Bakatselou

The Art of Living Together

Are you currently or have you in the past shared your home? According to the Pew Research Center, 31.9% of adults share their household with at least one adult with whom they do not have a romantic relationship and 59% of adults ages 18-44 live with an unmarried partner. Additionally, according to t (...)

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Someone, Somewhere

Throughout history, interior design publications have been contrived with the propensity to speak to a small subset of people with disposable income to be spent on home design. Homes and lifestyles are captured in a staged way instead of documented for anthropological reference. Post Industrial Revo (...)

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Jamie Soohoo

Breaking Bread

*Breaking Bread* is a self-exploration of data storytelling and the ways in which I choose to represent different types of information. Starting with a research question of how sharing food connects people, I gathered data surrounding the topic of sharing food. Through a survey of 20 individuals, da (...)

Julie Lepage

The Bouncing Post

Sports can have a significant positive impact on someone’s well-being. Not only do sports reduce stress, they also give people ways to bond and practice collaboration, while reaping the physical and mental health benefits of exercising. Want a burst of happiness? You wish you could put your anxiety (...)

Nicole Flores

Pause.

*Pause.* is a collection of self-reflections that I gathered from friends and family, written in the form of a letter to themselves. My intention in creating this book is to encourage people to develop a habit of self-reflection, whether it’s reflecting on what you value, your strengths and weakness (...)