Argentinian artist, Bernardo Henning, manipulates the traditional photograph to create psychedelic collages that bring a splash of colour to the page and…
Exposition présentée du 24 févr. au 10 avr. 2022. Un OVNI s’est posé à Montréal, déversant sa cargaison d’objets graphiques inusités au Centre de design de l’UQAM. L’affichiste et illustrateur berlinois Henning Wagenbreth en est le commandant de bord.
Working across architecture, landscape, and urbanism, we co-create and innovate – cultivating desirable futures through our designs.
Illustration, Fashion, Behance Mobile
Our design for Fælledby envisions a progressive neighborhood on land that was once used as a dumping ground.
Illustration
Illustration, Behance Mobile
Henning Wagenbreth is a freelance illustrator and graphic designer from (formerly east-) Germany. His work includes p...
Working across architecture, landscape, and urbanism, we co-create and innovate – cultivating desirable futures through our designs.
With a focus on community and concentrated city living, Nordø (North Island) in Copenhagen’s developing Nordhavn district will be a symbiotic space that puts shared resources first.
Our design for Frederiksbjerg School includes an array of opportunities for movement and play to support a fun and engaging learning environment.
Completed in 2013 in Ringsted, Denmark. Images by Anders Sune Berg. The coffin is first carried from the hearse to a quiet and peaceful room for last goodbyes. From this quiet room, friends and relatives of the...
The new Moesgaard Museum is uniquely situated in the rolling bucolic landscape of Skåde. With its sloping roofscape of grass, moss and...
The 250 m² (2,700 ft²) extension of Feldballe school in Rønde acts as a scalable example for designing with carbon-sequestering biogenic materials.
Illustration, Photography, Graphic Design
In the heart of Oslo, Lilletorget 1 is set to redefine Vaterland with the transformation of the existing building, creating an impact that extends beyond its walls.
As designers of urban spaces that are intended to reflect and cater to everyone, we pose the question: How can the design of urban spaces support the well-being of teenage girls?
