From Sept. to Dec. 2016, After Belonging, the Oslo Architecture Triennale opened to the public, and concurrently this 400-page publication was launched as a catalog of the exhibition work, and extending the curatorial ideas with specially commissioned long essays by prominent architectural academics and theorists.

The publication spans written and visual work from the triennale’s two overarching categories: On Residence, and In Residence. On Residence includes original essays and curated and commissioned projects that were part of the On Residence exhibition. In Residence includes the 10 original site reports and projects commissioned for 10 global sites, and also 5 original site-specific projects, all of which were part of the In Residence exhibition.

The design of the book color-codes the sections, but interweaves the concepts to promote overlapping ideas.

More info about the publication on the Lars Mueller Publisher’s Site

From Sept. to Dec. 2016, After Belonging, the Oslo Architecture Triennale opened to the public, with two exhibitions — On Residence, and In Residence — as its core programming. Both exhibitions served to to explore architectural and residential concepts of transit, displacement, temporariness and border conditions.

As the graphic designers of the triennale we were tasked with designing all typographic and information displays. For the On Residence exhibition, we designed main signage for the curatorial concept zones, with vinyl lettering on clear plexiglass, and information panels for each project description printed directly onto yellow-colored PVC. For the In Residence exhibition, we designed large typographic panels directly printed onto milky-white plexiglass. Each typographic panel incorporated the core identity of the triannale: the customized alphabet with extended diacritic marks from all latin-based languages.