I created this exhibition concept on SketchUp focusing on the social and racial injustices inflicted upon the people of Chavez Ravine. The forcible evictions of 300 families by the City of Los Angeles in the early 1950’s for the construction of Dodger Stadium. It is divided into four rooms. One for the community and a brief timeline of events. Another holds what Chavez Ravine is in the present, a strong community. The following delves into the injustices inflicted on the residents of Chavez Ravine, and the devastation that followed. The final room acts as a reflective walk through a moonlit park that bridges the last and second room together.

Floor Plan Mockup
Entrance & History





Present Day Park

Injustice & Oppression






Reflective Walkway
