Movie titles for the film, produced by the Canadian Center for Architecture that explores the controversial story of the planning and politics of a series of overpass that span the parkways of Long Island, New York City.

A brochure for the Tang Teaching Museum at Skidmore College. Released in conjunction with the our website for the Tang, we complete the thought “A Teaching Museum is…” through a narrative of uninterrupted images.

Legacy City Design is a resource for architects, urban planners, and policy makers working in American post-industrial cities.

Visual identity for Columbia Books on Architecture and the City is a permanent placeholder whose format always shifts to match the aspect ratio of the object it’s imprinted upon.

A website for Rice University School of Architecture’s colloqium on the future of physical and digital publishing.

The 2015/16 catalog for Columbia Books on Architecture and the City was something of a teaser for the new website and identity released later in the year.

Bug — A musical instrument you use to look at the world.

An interactive installation at Bard Graduate Center’s exhibition of Nam June Paik’s minimalist and funny Zen for Film finds a zero degree interface in an exploration of operating system motifs. And it exposes a rich vein of related artworks.

A comprehensive book that tells the complete Midnight Madness 2015 story. It was handed out to all players at the Metropolitan Museum of Art, the finish line of the game.

Website for Tang, a teaching museum and art gallery at Skidmore College, with a changing background pattern influenced by weather and visitors’ traffic.

The Menil Collection website displays a colorful and even theatrical approach to the web design and user experience, even as the design remains sober and minimalist.