Monica Niehaus

Youlistic is a product with the goal to help young adults slowly introduce themselves to the world of integrative medicine. Both a packaging and digital experience, Youlistic guides a beginner in holistic wellness with products and quick online guides.

Tearing Down & Building Up is an exhibition concept that celebrates the 50th Anniversary of the Office of Minority and Diversity Affairs at the University of Washington. The five walls represent the five demands made during the 1968 occupation of the UW president's office, and uses the visual language of construction to demonstrate tearing down in order to build up. This concept was completed and built in the North Allen Library on the UW Campus as "Revolution and Evolution".

Final exhibition designed and implemented by Studio Matthews, exhibition photography by Ben Benschneider
Main concept and visual language ideation by Angela Piccolo, Christen Miyasato, Monica Niehaus, and Samantha Spaeth
Information and timeline layout concept by Dana Golan, Eva Grate, and Jazmine Hoyle

The Trailforks mobile app is designed for all mountain bikers to explore and discover nearby trails. Because the platform itself is extremely utilitarian, this redesign focuses on simplifying and personalizing the experience for all riders.