Narrative design

Stories are everywhere — in newspapers, at the next table in the coffee shop, in your Twitter feed, and of course, in each product that surrounds you. By understanding the fundamentals of the story…

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Thanks for all the comments on the urban transects revisited post – an engaged and wonderfully broad ranging conversation. I think a common thread in the dialogue is that an urban transect h…

Jonathan Burton illustrated narrative posters for each of BAFTA’s nominees for Best Films.

The shape of the museum also implies a deconstructive monument, which not only contains the ecological reflection of the building on the surrounding sea, but also shows the story of space to people like the narrative story on the monument.

“I think I’ve become more comfortable trusting myself and my ideas” says the illustrator Evan Cohen on the progression of his work over the past year. “I spent a long time finding my own voice and now, I am trying to focus on just making as much work as possible.” If you follow Evan on instagram, you’ll know that he’s really been churning out the goods. Not only is this a benefit for his fans, but he also finds it helpful to have several ongoing projects going on at the same time. “It keeps…

Cognitive Dwelling is an architectural project with a murder mystery attached, told in the form of a photo story. It is the work of Paul Maich, who graduated from Dundee School of Architecture this year. In the narrative an architect - ie Maich himself - is murdered in a remote building he has designed the

A Narrative Architecture of Multiple Realities - revealing fictional atmosphere through an awareness of immediate mundanities

a visual-spatial narrative describing the journey of light

75 rooftop antenna images arranged into a series of three typologies, "Tune In Philadelphia" is a collection of photographs taken by Michael Penn in 2008. Recognizing the obsoletion of analog signal receivers, Penn became fascinated by the thought that these twisted metal sculptures will eventually serve no purpose but will remain in place, simply because of laziness. Future generations will never experience static, interference, or "snow", for when the signal is lost in the new digital age…