Category: Stationery

ArqPoli: Join us!

Post author By Alberto Rigau
Post date 06/12/2020

ArqPoli: Join us!

Stationery

Arqpoli, the School of Architecture at the Polytechnic University of Puerto Rico reaches 15 years of age. It commemorates the milestone with a celebration for its students, alums and faculty members.

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The invitation, which expands as a person interacts with it, was sent closed in a 9in x 12in envelope to highlight the number "15".

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As the person used the invitation, the thought "15 years" was revealed by typography as the accordion expanded.

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Having already designed a book where it documented individual projects from the school, this time around, a poster was designed to highlight the iconic project types that students experience as they undergo the program.

Client
ArqPoli

Year Completed

CREDITS _ Design Alberto Rigau

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¡Si es Goya tiene que ser bueno!: The announcement

Goya was about to publish its 75th Anniversary book, and

Drag Kings: Un ejercicio (contra) magistral

A new dean takes over the younger of two architecture

ArqPoli: Join us!

Arqpoli, the School of Architecture at the Polytechnic University of

Stationery

Drag Kings: Un ejercicio (contra) magistral

Post author By Alberto Rigau
Post date 01/12/2020

Drag Kings: Un ejercicio (contra) magistral

Stationery

A new dean takes over the younger of two architecture schools. His first order of business? Host an opening lecture to communicate initial ideas, intentions and plans. The event had to be publicly advertised. Radiographic language was chosen to allow for the most direct message with the least amount of insult.

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Client
ArqPoli, Inc.

Year Completed

CREDITS _ Designer Alberto Rigau Printing Color Images

Other pieces we've designed

Stationery

¡Si es Goya tiene que ser bueno!: The announcement

Post author By Alberto Rigau
Post date 01/12/2020

¡Si es Goya tiene que ser bueno!: The announcement

Stationery

Goya was about to publish its 75th Anniversary book, and for its unveiling, it to invite the guests without showing much about it.

We designed the invitation by taking the cover’s design and stripping the color down to only texture. Guests received this delicate piece as a hint of what was to come.