Build an infographic report that presents critical information about the sites, in a primarily visual form (the infographic may, of course, include some text, but its main purpose is visual representation of information). Follow the visual presentation of data suggestions from the Meyer textbook (Ch. 11, pgs. 382-393) and the structural elements of design discussed in class. You may use infographic development software for this assignment (templates are available online). Bear in mind that the relationship between presentation and information is of vital importance in visual communication, so simply dropping information into a template is not a particularly effective technique). See the rubric for further details. You may choose to represent information on one of the following topics or to select your own topic (please consult with me beforehand). Present a visual representation of your findings from Assignment 2. Build an infographic showing the history of land use/ownership for the site. Present a visual representation of some key findings from your yardstick report. Build an infographic that represents the population of the area, or land use, or amenities/resources, or land use over time (i.e. does it get used differently during office hours vs at night?). Be attentive to the relationships