New work, in response to the @londonbiennale open call, and in collaboration with @_dean__brown_ : Out of (Paper) Office. The OO(P)O printable templates transform any empty shop into a community not-working space. An antidote to missing out on quotidian trivialities whilst WFH.
My collaboration with @_dean__brown_ – Out of (Paper) Office – has been featured in Wallpaper’s coverage of Design in an Age of Crisis
https://t.co/JsvYF6Bp0U
The London Design Biennale is hosting a series of online talks, exploring ideas around how we can use design to reshape work and wellbeing.
Thanks to the LDB for sharing Out of (Paper) Office to accompany this post.
Join us for the second event in the Design in An Age of Crisis series hosted by @ChathamHouse, exploring radical #design ideas to reshape #work and wellbeing. 23 February 2021 13.00 GMT https://t.co/Ise4zFnkdY #Event#DesignTalk
New work, in response to the @londonbiennale open call, and in collaboration with @_dean__brown_ : Out of (Paper) Office. The OO(P)O printable templates transform any empty shop into a community not-working space. An antidote to missing out on quotidian trivialities whilst WFH.
In response the @londonbiennale - Design in an Age of Crisis open call @_jon_abbott and I have created the Out of (Paper) Office as a community not-working space. An antidote to all the small trivial joys we miss out on whilst working from home.
https://t.co/jXxso50d1Y
‘the rain-stained ruins of a dream of a Modernist world that never arrived’
— Edwin Heathcote, with a timely, sensitive, and intelligent piece on Brutalist architecture
https://t.co/bvxfBtrgZM
Post lockdown, it's time to dance and visit museums again. Pleased to announce the opening of 'On Point' at @V_and_A charting the fascinating 100 year history of the @RADheadquarters. Exhibition Design in collaboration with @_jon_abbott. #RAD100 💃🕺
New work: display layout and graphic design for 'Margaret Calvert: Woman at Work' at the Design Museum, London.
The exhibition celebrates the graphic design of Margaret Calvert, which has shaped much of the our national visual identity, from roads to railways and beyond.
“Banksy loves to mess about with them.”
Margaret Calvert, typographer and graphic designer who co-designed the UK's road signage system, says she’s worked with Banksy before and she’s “flattered” he “takes the mickey out of what we do”
#Newsnight
The display also marks the launch of Network Rail’s new typeface, Rail Alphabet 2, designed by Calvert in collaboration with Henrik Kubel of A2 Type. (Image from A2 Type)