Fold-out poster detailing the welfare application and retention process in NYC.

Collaboration between the Center for Urban Pedagogy and the Urban Justice Center‘s Safety Net Project, as part of CUP’s Making Policy Public program.

Concepting, UI, and Identity. Site presents narratives around “The Future of Work,” asking the viewer to consider economic circumstances and their effects on a global workforce.

With Collaborative Fund and IDEO.

Identity for New York’s Center for Architecture new annual Housing Design Awards program.
Showing initial application for the Call For Entries and web tiles.

Street Value and Above the Pavement. Two inaugural title for Inventory Books—a platform documenting “transformations in urban spaces and culture.” Published by Princeton Architectural Press.

Designed with Adam Michaels at Project Projects

Identity and motion design for the pre-exhibition phase of Foreclosed: Rehousing the American Dream, which examined new architectural possibilities for American cities and suburbs in the context of the foreclosure crisis.

Development included identity, illustration, and motion design. Animated by Rob Chapman.Project incorporates many of MTWTF’s pre-existing assets created for the Buell Center.

Completed with the MoMA Design Studio.

Identity and motion design for the pre-exhibition phase of Foreclosed: Rehousing the American Dream, which examined new architectural possibilities for American cities and suburbs in the context of the foreclosure crisis.

Development included identity, illustration, storyboarding, and motion design. Animated by Rob Chapman.Project incorporates many of MTWTF’s pre-existing assets created for the Buell Center.

Completed with the MoMA Design Studio.

Identity, title wall, and interior graphics for the Museum of Modern Art’s exhibition 194X to 9/11: American Architects and the City, in the Architecture and Design galleries.

The show presents “design projects for a hypothetical postwar American city, [which] rethink both urban community life and the relationship between architecture and urban planning.”

Completed with the MoMA Design Studio.

Design and design-support for the Museum of Modern Art’s print production.

In coordination with education and out-reach programs, curatorial departments, and special programming from film festivals to workshops.

Completed with the MoMA Design Studio.

Identity, stationery, and website design for Robert Bump Construction.
Completed at Hinterland Studio.

10 Newspapers comprising the New Museum catalog for the exhibition, The Last Newspaper. Produced and edited by the Barcelona-based curatorial team Latitudes. Each issue designed with Chad Kloepfer—1 a week for 10 weeks.

“…If the artwork assembled in the galleries is dedicated to deconstructing the power and possibilities of the press, then the invited participants are engaged in finding new (and perhaps more holistic) ways of describing the world.”

Information graphics and illustration design throughout the Salt Lake City Museum of Natural History. From lava flows to languages.

The graphics and illustrations work in dynamic relation to the installations—providing context, minute detail, cypher keys, and activity prompts.

Completed at Ralph Appelbaum Associates and specialists from the SLC MNH.