Content Description & Use Cases
This series of isometric illustrations tracks the structural shift of a major foundry toward climate neutrality. By using a consistent layout across three timeframes (2025, 2035, and 2045), the work allows the viewer to « spot the difference » in the energy mix—transitioning from traditional power grids and gas to wind turbines, solar arrays, and Hydrogen storage.
The clean, « white-space » aesthetic strips away industrial grime, focusing instead on the logic of the circular economy (represented by the recycling icons) and the integration of green technology into a legacy industrial site.
Potential Use Cases:
My role focused on creating a modular visual system where every industrial asset—from melting furnaces to hydrogen tanks—was designed for clarity and digital integration.
Stakeholder Communication: This map serves as a primary tool for Fritz Winter to communicate their ESG (Environmental, Social, and Governance) goals to international partners and local communities.
Interactive Web Maps: The isometric tiles were designed to serve as an interface, allowing users to click on specific factory sections to learn about CO² reduction measures.
Agency Collaboration: Working alongside Smart7, I ensured the assets were optimized for web performance, maintaining crisp detail while allowing for smooth transitions between the different eras of the foundry.