OMA New York’s self published monograph reviewing over 10 years of work.

With over 5,500 images, each project is presented in extreme detail.

For each project, existing powerpoint presentations are used to create the basic narrative structure. Additional images, diagrams and sketches fill in the gaps.

I Can Make You Feel Good, Tyler Mitchell’s first monograph. No white space, every surface printed.

The limited edition comes in a linen box containing an unbound newsprint booklet with thoughts and anecdotes on every image in the ICMYFG book.

Project documentation for OMA New York. Images and transcribed text from Powerpoint presentations. Saddle stitched individual project booklets can be wired together as compilations.

1,000 representations of the human figure in architectural drawings, removed from their architectural context

Monograph spanning the first decade of John Edmond’s photographic practice 

Slipcase containing booklet and posters for the 6 nominees of the 2018 Hugo Boss Prize

Exhibition graphics and type for 44 Low-resolution Houses, curated and designed by MOS Architects.

Catalog for 44 Low-resolution Houses printed on 100lb cover paper, the same material the scale house models were made of.

Justified rags for “Naoya Hatakeyama, Excavating the Future City” published by Aperture.

Book & website with a collection of 100 surveillance related photo books, all indexed by year of publication, title, photographer, description, size, & code.

Books introducing contemporary and historical works by both emerging and established Japanese and Chinese photographers.

A website for the Canadian Centre for Architecture representing the institution as an editorial project through ideas, not by information or facts. 

Utilizing on-demand printing to create materials designed with a stripped-down, generic quality. 

Identity, book, website and signage for a boutique devoted to exclusive limited editions & unique works of art and design.