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On July 19, 2017, PIY built a small building in Melbourne, Australia. It is a small castle assembled of 761 components, and they named it "Cells". The nodes are designed as the hand-turned thread tenon and straight tenon, which is summarized as "East Tenon & West Mortise". You will find their products, including variable shelves, study and shoe racks, etc., all of which are broken up and reassembled into an organism. And then, you will feel their desire to grow freely.
Untranslate is a language learning application that teaches the nuances of a language through context-based learning. Untranslate offers a single word or phrase from a curated list, then explains the selected term through four contexts: historical, cultural, social and colloquial. Each word is supported by etymology, related books, movies and songs, news articles and clips, and guidance on conversational use. The application can be used on mobile devices, tablets and laptops, and the screens follow accessibility standards.
Peace and Presence Well-being Is a UK based, holistic therapy company providing services such as reflexology, holistic massage and reiki to rejuvenate the body, mind and spirit. The visual language of the P&PW brand is founded on this desire to invoke a peaceful, calming and relaxing state inspired by nostalgic childhood memories of nature, specifically drawing from the flora and fauna found in riverbanks and woodland landscapes. The colour palette takes inspiration from Georgian Water features in both their original and oxidised states again leveraging nostalgia of bygone times.
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Modulabs is a visual identity system created for a research community. The identity system is built with a dedicated variable typeface. The typeface has a single growth axis with 300 steps, which allows many different letter shapes. Each letter is drawn carefully rather than generated from geometric forms, giving a human character. The slightly wobbly letters reflect action and exploration instead of perfect results. Members can apply the typeface to match the identity, and internal tools help them create names with ease.
Anlan Branding is a brand identity created for a beauty device brand. The identity is designed to remain recognizable across different applications. The typeface has gently rounded corners, while the overall letterforms stay simple and clean. A flower pattern derived from the letter A refers to the idea of beauty, and a precise cut in the letter A links technology with aesthetics. Purple is used as the main brand color. The identity is applied to the stationery and packaging systems, and guidelines support consistent use.
Heargo is a visual identity created for an online hearing care platform. The platform connects patients with certified hearing experts at home, making hearing care more convenient and comfortable. The logomark is based on the letter h and combines the ideas of a soundwave and a wireless connection to show that hearing services are offered online. A circular soundwave pattern appears on all brand materials to keep the identity consistent. Warm and lively colors are used across the identity and the marketing materials to reflect the remote hearing care experience.
Urban Philosophy is a poster series that explores the relationship between the city, nature and people. Photographs of buildings, lakes and traffic form the backgrounds of the posters. Windows, structural elements, pedestrians, vehicles and lake water are taken from the images and recombined through collage. Graphics and text complete each layout. The posters are presented in A3 and A0 formats and are joined by dynamic video works. The series records everyday moments that are often forgotten and invites reflection on the link between the city and nature.
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The inspiration for the brand rethinking and redesign were the changes in modernization and integration in the company’s culture. The design of the heart could no longer be external to the brand, inspiring a partnership both internally with employees, but also with customers. An integrated union between benefits, commitment and quality of service. From the shape to the colors, the new design integrated the heart in to the B and the health cross in the T. The two words joined in the middle making the logo look like a one word, one symbol, uniting the R and B in the heart.
Mountain Stone is the visual identity of an art exhibition on environmental protection. The identity is applied to a book that measures 210 by 14 by 190 millimeters and is printed on green paper. The book is bound by hand with an exposed spine and glue. The cover lettering follows the shapes of Taihu stone, a natural rock form. The image of Taihu stone reflected in water is used as a mirror of the relationship between people and nature. The design connects art and nature to raise public awareness of environmental protection.
After being destroyed in the devastating Australian bushfires, Tathra Eco Camp needed a symbolic identity that told a story of rejuvenation, history, and natural immersion. The owners sought a brand suite that would hero the lands unique story whilst also honoring its cultural significance and their commitment to eco-tourism. The resulting brand styling and representations are reflective of the camp's natural appeal and pay tribute to the renewed landscape with the iconic tree rings and unique color scheme symbolic of growth, history, and rejuvenation of the destination.
Uebaa is a brand identity created for a company that makes products for children. The identity is based on four ideas: playful, functional, sustainable and aesthetic. These ideas are expressed through a wide color palette, illustrations and pictograms. The visual language addresses children, while the brand ideas speak to parents. The system is applied to a brandbook of 96 pages, tags, cards, stationery, surfaces, social media and a website. Most printed items are produced by offset printing in CMYK colors, and the illustrations are made digitally.
Cidih is a brand identity designed for an educational and scientific research base in Milan, Italy, jointly built by Tsinghua University and Politecnico di Milano. The letters C and D form positive and negative shapes of each other, symbolizing the unity of theory and practice and the inclusiveness of an international platform. The semicircle in the center suggests a rising sun. The letter H stands for hub, and its negative shape holds the silhouette of the name. The identity is applied to printed materials, digital signage, websites, screens, cut sheets and acrylic.