Identity, printed matter, signage, and website for the Public Art Fund’s new outdoor exhibition, Statuesque. The exhibit focuses on contemporary figurative sculpture by Huma Bhabha, Thomas Houseago and others. Our identity stacks all the content on top of a base made of Albertus, a typeface from the 1930s inspired by raised bronze lettering in public inscriptions. We made it even more 3D. It’s installed in City Hall Park, right around the corner from our office; the work is great if you want to visit.

A book about MOS Office’s modular Element House. It’s inspired by the architects’ film, The Romance of Systems, which is a slow, panning loop across the length of a seemingly endless instance of the house, built on a turntable at MOS. We made a kind of comic book in five nested parts, from the abstract and romantic film (the outermost signature) to the concrete built house (the innermost signature). The cover’s green pattern is a view of the house’s shingle pattern. More spreads.

We made a set of posters to warm up the PS1 Warm Up party. Thanks Israel K! Free weather.

We designed the plastic bag for Michael Meredith’s IVY modular coat rack system. The design shows three ways of organizing Y’s: in a jumble, as a completed system, and typographically. More...

This is the admissions poster we made for Yale right after Dan started teaching there.

With Deena Suh. Issue topic: Temporary Architecture. Spreads.