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Public Access 101: Downtown L.A.

Public Access 101: Downtown L.A.
USA.040

There are 5 images and 1 video of this object.

CityScope
aluminum, electronics, mirrors, acrylic, wood, plastic.
Courtesy of MIT Media Lab.
MOBILITY.037

An interactive exhibit in a U-shape with 90 degree right angles installed on a wall consisting of small rectangular blocks with icons in rows and columns of repeating imagery. Left of center, columns of icons represent a red purple car, rich pink you are here, a dark blue generic symbol for person, a blue evergreen tree with one wavy line, and a yellow person walking on a crosswalk all against a white ground. Centered in the installation is a colorful large rectangular form with bright confetti colors and shapes against a black ground in an abstract design like an explosion. Underneath are three rows and five columns of rectangular forms, all with black question mark icons contrasted against a white ground. Right of center columns of icons represent yellow scales, dark green money, bright green analog clock, a blue purple robot and a purple briefcase. There is order in the placement of the small rectangles and chaos on the large rectangular image.

Next Stop, 2018
wood, card stock, digital prints, electronics.
Courtesy of MIT Civic Data Design Lab.
MOBILITY.002

Hyperloop One, 2014–present
digital prints.
Courtesy of Virgin Hyperloop One.
MOBILITY.004

Equitable Mobility, Detroit 2030

Equitable Mobility, Detroit 2030
Courtesy of Ford Motor Company Fund.
MOBILITY.005

A futuristic white, multi-level curved pathway with dark red accents. There are two blue and white train-like vehicles blurred as if moving at high speed, projecting from the top platform, a wide triangular tunnel with vertical silver columns in its interior that is visible through the cutaway view. A label marks this level as the 'energy transfer rail.' The center platform features a smaller tunnel on the left side, with a line of identical white, pod-like structures along horizontal tracks. This section is labeled the 'last mile public car.' To the far right of the center platform is another small tunnel set further back, from which a futuristic vehicle emerges. The bottom platform features multiple white lanes divided by gray lines which form tracks on which enclosed gray and white vehicles are placed intermittently. The background is a blue-ish gray, with a horizon line dividing the space topped with blue skies.

Shareway 2030 Concept, 2012
Courtesy of Höweler + Yoon.
MOBILITY.006