Project 3: Experiences

Introducing the Wilshire Greenway Client: City of Los Angeles Parts 1 and 2 here

The Breathing Tree Design Process: parts 1 & 2

Final Pitch: Club Blood, an experience that blends a party bus atmosphere with a blood donation bus Potential Stakeholders: The American Red Cross and other blood collection agencies for funding, and marketed to college, medical, and tech campuses after that. Link

Final Project Design Area  Old Town Pasadena Potential Stakeholder  City of Old Pasadena (JPL, Caltech) Concept Design  Space Theme Park Design Goal To promote JPL/Caltech in the City of Pasadena by incorporating cutting edge technologies to provide a fun and interactive experience

Part 2 – For Feedback Part 3 – Click to view video pitch

Initial Concepts { Bounty – local advertising by local customers }   { (Dog) Park / Family / Community Engagement Space }   { Meal Tokens – alternative to cash at local businesses to share with friends and the homeless

Brenon: thanks Jacquie Megan Cody: Brenon, here is the thing I was trying to explain. Not sure if it’s really that related but here’s what I was thinking Megan Cody: https://www.thrillist.com/drink/los-angeles/el-tigre-magnifico-la-glendale-secret-bar Megan Cody: http://www.lamag.com/liquidlablog/are-home-bars-the-new-speakeasies/ Brenon: thanks Megan! Brenon: camtasia Brenon:

The pitch for this app is delivered to Niantic (The developer of Pokemon Go and Ingress) as they have a strong infrastructure already in place for AR. I propose this app as a pilot program in Fullerton, CA as a

Note to my Group 4/Wednesday night groupies: Since presenting ideas for improving the pedestrian experience on Wilshire Blvd., I’ve done more research on the ongoing construction work in that area. Turns out it is WAY more extensive than I’d realized, and