The 12th Ave and Jackson Street intersection is one of Seattle’s busiest transit hubs, serving a dense mix of residents, workers, and visitors in the Chinatown-International District. I designed a informative flyer to help the community understand and engage with proposed improvements addressing safety, accessibility, and capacity.
The design translates complex transportation plans into a clear and approachable format, using hierarchy, iconography, and layout to guide understanding. Bilingual content in English and Vietnamese improves accessibility, while visual references such as lotus motifs and the neighborhood’s red street lights reflect the cultural identity of Little Saigon. The final graphic supports inclusive outreach by making project information more understandable and relevant to the surrounding community.
A bilingual outreach graphic designed to help the Little Saigon community understand and engage with proposed transit improvements.
A 3D rendering illustrating a potential future condition of the street. Custom icons highlight key planned improvements.