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Research

Improving air quality

Co-designing with doulas

Creating meaningful metrics

Adapting wayfinding


Design

Fostering slow conversation

Playing in public

Reinventing the library

Designing an exhibit


User Experience

Telling the Soofa story

Prototyping an interface


Art

Making eye contact

Printmaking





About

Gabrielle Clarke is a human-centered designer, design researcher, and strategist from San Diego, California. She graduated from Olin College of Engineering in 2018 with a degree in engineering and a concentration in human-centered design. She loves thinking about challenging problems at the system level, and also refining small details.

She is currently a Product Design Associate at Livongo Health.


Resume / Linkedin

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A MOCK-UP OF A GREEN WALL ALONG THE BORDER OF REGGIE WONG PARK. PLANTS EMBEDDED IN THE WALL WOULD HELP DECREASE UFP EXPOSURE BY BOTH ACTIVELY AND PASSIVELY FILTERING THE AIR, AND WOULD IMPROVE THE AESTHETICS OF THE PARK. A GREEN WALL MIGHT INCLUDE USABILITY ENHANCING-FEATURES SUCH AS ENCLOSED STORAGE FOR SPORTS EQUIPMENT, REPLACING THE CURRENT LOCKER BINS, AND PUBLIC RESOURCES SUCH AS WATER FOUNTAINS AND RESTROOMS.