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🧭 Project Overview We’re building an interactive space selector — a two-stage interface where users choose their environment type and space size. We need a designer to create a set of elegant, minimal grey-line icons that visually represent environments and space tiers with clarity and style. The icons should be consistent, modern, and brand-aligned — minimal but detailed, with subtle geometry and line precision (not flat emoji-style icons). 🧩 Scope of Work Stage 1: Choose Environment Design 6 primary icon cards, each representing an environment type: Education Workspaces Healthcare & Wellness Hospitality & Retail Public & Civic Industrial & Technical Each card should feature: A clean, grey-line illustration (no color fill) Simple geometry but recognizably distinct visuals (e.g., hospital cross, school desk, civic building outline) Consistent line thickness and proportion Stage 2: Select Space Type / Size For each environment, design 3 sub-icons showing scale or tier (e.g., small, medium, large): Example — Healthcare & Wellness: Small Treatment Room (10–30 m²) Clinic or Wellness Center (30–300 m²) Hospital or Large Facility (300 m²+) Each tier icon should: Share the same visual theme Scale complexity or density slightly (not arbitrary size changes) Maintain visual hierarchy and recognizability ✏️ Style Reference Modern, editorial-grade line illustration Monoline grey strokes (no color fills or gradients) Inspired by Apple, IBM Design Language, or Google Material Symbolics — but more refined Deliver as vector assets (SVG + AI) for responsive interface use 🧰 You Should Be Skilled In Icon & vector illustration (Adobe Illustrator / Figma / Affinity Designer) Strong sense of proportion, spacing, and visual rhythm Creating consistent icon systems Experience designing for digital interfaces (UI/UX familiarity is a plus)