FORENSIC ARCHITECTURE
(Identity Design, Generative Design,
Editorial Design)
Forensic Architecture investigates human rights violations through spatial and digital evidence. This rebrand transforms their identity into a modular visual system that mirrors their investigative process, layering fragmented data, coded typography, and spatial graphics. It reframes the platform as a tool for justice and visibility, where design becomes a method of exposure, advocacy, and counter surveillance.
01 LOGO SYSTEM
1) Logo
2) Constructed Letters (Typography as Forensic Construction)
This experimental type visualizes the process of truth building, from initial sketches to architectural structures. Inspired by Forensic Architecture’s method of reconstructing events layer by layer, the typeface emerges as drawn evidence, evolving into constructed form. Each letter mirrors the forensic workflow: observation → documentation → modeling → spatial proof.
02 WEBSITE
I coded an interactive data visualization in p5.js to represent four research methodologies featured on the homepage. The visual system draws from the brand’s aesthetic and design elements, translating each methodology into a unique, expressive form that best reflects its conceptual approach.
03 POSTER
1) Identity Posters
2) Case Posters
05 STATIONERY
06 PRINT COLLATERAL
1) Postcards
2) Cases Timeline / Map
07 SPACIAL
Instructor: Brad Bartlett
Software: P5js, Photoshop, InDesign, Illustrator, After Effects
* The images and videos only use for educational and non commercial use.
