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A colorful, detailed, and wide-angle perspective digital rendering that reimagines Queen Museum’s West Reception area and Central Atrium. The rendering is populated with a diverse group of over 20 visitors across a broad spectrum of age, disability, gender, and race. The rendering illustrates inclusive design interventions like a multi-height reception desk with integrated seating, a counter featuring accessibility equipment, interactive digital screens, a rest area where a pair of Deaf individuals are having a conversation in American Sign Language, and a wide, gently sloping ramp where a wheelchair user has just ascended from the lower atrium to the foreground of the image
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Queens Museum: Central Atrium for All
Held tight by a black frame, austere capital letters of a similar thickness to the frame itself spell out Unbroken Windows on a white background. The o in Windows is square, and filled with a glowing yellow light.
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Unbroken Windows: A Digital Archive Tracing the Spatial Cultures of Broken Windows Policing
A dark blue slide with a white, asymmetrical, four-sided polygon in the center. Inside the polygon are arrows pointing in several directions. Around the perimeter of the polygon, are stick figures holding hands. In a pale blue handwritten uppercase font, circling the polygon reads, “CORONA PLAZA ES PARA TODOS!”
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Corona Plaza Es Para Todos: Making a Dignified Public Space for Immigrants
A group image of women volunteering at the Cultural Food Pantry.
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La Jornada and Queens Museum Cultural Food Pantry
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