PinnedOrange Cones — Looking Busy, Doing Nothing.A quintessential symbol of Montreal’s development in the 21st century.Jan 26, 2022Jan 26, 2022
Pinned10 Years, 10 Slices of AdviceI was given a recipe which I believed to be the correct and only recipe to bake the cake of life with, but I didn’t feel fulfilled.Oct 9, 2020Oct 9, 2020
Pinned4 Days 4 Lines — Montreal Metro’s (In)Accessibility68 stations and 8600+ stair-steps later, I pose a design challenge to MontrealersAug 12, 20201Aug 12, 20201
PinnedUser-centred Posters for Montreal’s MetroIn this article, you will find bilingual posters for all 68 stations.Sep 30, 2020Sep 30, 2020
30 Actually Interesting Ways of Saying That’s InterestingYou can dodge flat conversations and small talk by not saying ‘that’s interesting’.Jan 30, 2021Jan 30, 2021
Chai ExperimentTested six methods of making chai. Pakistani native sharing insights about timing, ratio, and ingredients.Oct 25, 2020Oct 25, 2020
Crowd-sourcing Solutions for Montreal Metro’s (In)AccessibilityNow is the time to use this open-data from the accessibility audit and tackle the two design questionsOct 11, 2020Oct 11, 2020
Collaborer dans la recherche de solutions pour l’(in)accessibilité du métro de MontréalL’heure est venue d’utiliser les données libres d’accès de l’audit sur l’accessibilité et d’aborder les deux questionsOct 11, 2020Oct 11, 2020
L’humain au cœur des affiches du métro de MontréalDans le présent article, vous trouverez des affiches bilingues pour chacune des 68 stations.Sep 30, 2020Sep 30, 2020
4 jours 4 lignes — l’(in)accessibilité du métro de MontréalAprès 68 stations et plus de 8600 marches d’escalier, je pose un défi de conception aux MontréalaisSep 27, 2020Sep 27, 2020
