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These are some examples of our data visualization projects. We take complex information and turn it into beautiful interactive visuals that help people understand the world better. Very often, our clients come to us when they’ve taken their data communications as far as they can with their existing capabilities, and are looking to take this further. We are very comfortable playing this role for our clients: taking their existing skill sets, capabilities, tools, further than they can with the platforms that they are already using.

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Airbnb

We designed a set of maps for Airbnb, showing the explosive growth of the service from the time it started in 2008 to 2011. The first visualization represents Airbnb’s top 50 markets. The thickness of the lines corresponds to the relative volume...

Nike Grid

Weiden+Kennedy launched a campaign for Nike that was based on using London’s iconic red phone booths as starting and end points in a race around the City. Competitors called in from the starting booth to a s...

Pretty Maps

Prettymaps is an experimental, interactive map composed of multiple freely available, community-generated data sources: All the Flickr shapefiles rendered as a...

MTV Music Awards Twitter Visualizations

We worked with MTV on a series of live visualizations of realtime Twitter data. The effort started with the 2009 Video Music Awards, and was extended to multiple other simultaneous ...

MSNBC Hurricane Maps

An interactive hurricane tracker, built with MSNBC’s Paige West to track major storms. The project allowed for interactive investigation of both live and historical hurricane paths,...

Digg Labs

Digg.com was, for a time, one of the most-visited sites on the internet. The site’s ever-changing content, all submitted by members, provides a vivid window onto what was interesting online, ...

Acconci.com

We were fans of Acconci Studio well before we started working with them—their design for New York’s Storefront for Art and Architecture was a c...

Pro Choice America

NARAL, the political and grassroots arm of the pro-choice movement, organized the March for Women’s Lives on Washington, D.C., on, April 25, 2004. We designed and built a structure to visually represent both the march’s massive turnout and it�...