Book cover design of a book of landscape photography of WWII battlegrounds in Northern Africa by Matthew Arnold. Features the topography of Libya, Tunisia, Algeria and Egypt.

The Gangs of New York: Who Rules Each Manhattan Zip Code

To determine who controls each of the borough’s nearly 50 ZIP codes, we combed the portfolios of Manhattan’s 20 largest owners and drafted a turf map of sorts. In cases where none of the 20 largest landlords owned office property, such as in the Lower East Side and parts of the West Village, no victor is listed.  

As the first dedicated Lead Maps Designer, helped establish design standards and tooling for maps across the platform from Marketplace, Events, Feed, Check-ins, Nearby Friends, Pages, AR/VR and beyond. Spearheaded a minimalist map style that befitted the ethos of a “social map“ that acts as a canvas upon which users, events and businesses can shine and interconnect. (map design) (case study)

Socio-economic, transportation and environmental data analysis for the Museum of the City of New York's Future City permanent exhibition. Directly assisted the Pratt Spatial Institute lab with gorgeous display by Local Projects.

Luxury shopping maps geared towards Chinese visitors to the U.S. Elegance and sophistication and readability were the keys to these maps which are foldout maps found inside one of New York Observers imprints, Yue and Luo magazines.

I worked with Airbnb to create the neighborhood boundaries for New York City and 20 other cities across the United States. Extensive research, GIS analysis and precise line drawing went into capturing the definition of neighborhoods from a local's perspective.

Some selections of Environs and 3D mapping featured in Cartographics: Designing the Modern Map published by Sendpoints Press.

Neighborhood and overview maps for London, Boston, Seattle, New York City and Paris guidebooks.