How do you communicate with a neighbourhood rather than about it? And what if you don’t understand each other? How do you create a new narrative around sustainable energy? How do you approach the energy transition differently? How do you reach a neighbourhood?
How do you interrogate a map? What happens when graphic designers collaborate with a professor? And how do you bridge the gap between academic theory and practical execution within a single book?
How do you create a strong and recognisable identity for a cinema that moves from venue to venue? How do you remain recognisable whilst your identity is constantly changing? How do you ensure that an organisation can design its own posters without using design software?
How do you design a philosophical art book that captures abstract ideas within its very form? And how do you make such a design accessible and engaging for a younger audience?
How do you get people to rethink a system that is rock-solidly anchored in our society? How do you tell a story about the financial crisis that actually makes people laugh?
How do you design a radically diverse identity? And can a website be truly regenerative?
How do you distribute a leaflet promoting access to healthy food as a fundamental right?
How do you approach the graphic design for a graphic novel? How do you create a layout that bridges diverse illustrations without overshadowing them?
How can a book question the right of heritage to exist?
How do you make an emerging district visible? And how do you bring a community together?
How do you design an identity for a theater group centered around the concept of transformation?