Cyclifier.org
Identity developed for cyclifier.org- an online community of enterpreneurs, companies, designers, architects and everybody else who is interested in or contributes to innovations that contribute to local exchange and production. The site allows you to post items at various scales within the reuse-topic. All examples of small commodities, furniture, interiors, buildings and reuse on urban scale are welcomed.
The identity functions as a visual extension of the flow analysis charts which are an integral part of the cyclifier concept.
2012 / architecture / Identity / Rotterdam / participation / sustainability / website
Warm Up Cool Down
A proposed identity and environmental graphics designed to accompany Matter Practice's architectural proposal for the PS1 Young Architecture Project.
2011 / architecture / Matter Practice / customized-font / New York City / international / Exhibition
Greg Yang Design
Greg Yang Design is a multifunctional architecture office. Greg‘s office produces work that is simple, elegant, clean and sophisticated. The identity consists of three incomplete isometric cubes, when the forms are collapsed onto each other they form a complete cube.
Designed at MGMT. Design
Freehouse
Wonderland 2009 is the latest collection of fashion designer Marga Weimans, it is based on and arose in the Afrikaanderwijk. The in early 2009 presented haute couture collection in Paris presents elements of the neighborhood like typical architectural structures.
Also fragments derived from distinctive interiors, traditional decorations from the Afrikaandermarket and other available fabrics and jewelry are included in her collection.
Design made at Roger Teeuwen Ontwerper's
NPSF - Expo
New Practices San Francisco 2009 is the West Coasts premiere of the American Institute of Architecture New York’s annual portfolio competition and exhibition. The budget for this exhibition was minimal, we sourced materials with local building supply stores and asked them to donate the materials. The display system we created was made of metal peg board with a series of custom made clips and rope.
Exhibition design: Matter Practice
2009 / architecture / Matter Practice / environmental / New York City / interiour / Exhibition
NPSF - Print
Newspaper print of the selected architecture studios of New Practices San Francisco including their portfolios and interviews that where also selected for the same titled exhibition.
2009 / San Francisco / architecture / Matter Practice / environmental / interiour / newsprint / Printed Matter
Reading Matter
Produced in conjunction with a lecture and exhibition of Matter’s work. Reading Matter displayed small models and media loops of their projects throughout a flexible wall system. We developed for this exhibition a label system comprised of metal adhesive strips with embossed typography. Reflective neon signage was designed to accompany the color scheme of the installation.
2009 / architecture / Matter Practice / environmental / New York City / interiour / Exhibition
Modern Shoestring
This book is based on the idea that innovative and cutting edge architecture does not have to cost a fortune. 18 projects are highlighted from world renowned architects.
Written by Susanna Sirefman and designed for Monacelli Press
Dimensions: 22.5x25.5cm
Page count: 160
Designed at MGMT. Design
2008 / architecture / New York City / Book / sustainability
Layered Urbanism
This book includes the projects of the advanced studios of:
Gregg Pasquarelli in “Versioning—6.0,” Galia Solomonoff in
“Brooklyn Civic Space,” and Mario Gooden in “Global Topologies.” Interviews with the architects and their studio strategies provide insight into the pedagogical approach of the three practitioner-educators.
Dimensions: 21&29.5cm
Page count: 144pages
Designed at MGMT. Design
2007 / architecture / educational-institution / New York City / Book / urbanism
Architecture for Humanity
A purposed identity system for the re-branding of Architecture for Humanity.
Wilton Library
Donor signage and room labels for the Wilton Library located in Connecticut. The building was originally designed by Elliot Noise.
Designed at Tsang Seymour Design
2006 / architecture / educational-institution / environmental / Exhibition
Design for the Other 90%
This publication for the Cooper-Hewitt National Design Museum showcased sustainable technology designed to help people in impoverished areas of the world. It was published as part of the exhibition.
Dimensions: 21.5x&27.5 cm
Page count: 144
Designed at Tsang Seymour Design
2006 / architecture / environmental / New York City / furniture design / Book / sustainability
Design for the Other 90%
Of the world’s total population of 6.5 billion, 5.8 billion people, or 90%, have little or no access to most of the products and services many of us take for granted; in fact, nearly half do not have regular access to food, clean water, or shelter. Design for the Other 90% explores a growing movement among designers to design low-cost solutions.
Designed at Tsang Seymour Design
2006 / architecture / environmental / furniture design / interiour / sustainability / textiles / Exhibition
Design Life Now
The National Design Triennial is an ongoing exhibition series at the Smithsonian’s Cooper-Hewitt, National Design Museum. Inaugurated in 2000, the Triennial seeks out innovative work from across the fields of product design, architecture, furniture, film, graphics, new technologies, animation, science, medicine and fashion.
Designed at Tsang Seymour Design
Exhibition Exhibition Design: Matter Architecture
Practice Font/Triennial Logo Design (The Clash and The Clash Sans): COMA Amsterdam/New York
Lighting Design: Marcus Doshi
http://triennial.cooperhewitt.org
2006 / architecture / Matter Practice / environmental / New York City / interiour / Exhibition
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