My map is almost finished. I think the concept has come across quite well - using notation to represent the clinical facts of water infrastructure - distance, height, scale - differently, in a fictional and imaginative way. People looking at the map will see the water system but the main objective is for them to be able to engage in the map in a way they perhaps wouldn't if it was a typical engineering infrastructure map, with standard symbols (squares, triangles etc). |
Necessarily the map is a simplistic version of a very complex system. This map was sent to me by Watercare. It shows what my initial idea of a network based on the London Tube map might have looked like: portraying the system and connections without reference to correct scale.
Source: Watercare.
Obviously this is very complex; my map will show just the main route between my house and water source, focusing on the length and notation of the water nodes to show the system.
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