A Practice for Everyday Life collaborated with artist Richard Wentworth and Art on the Underground to commemorate the centenary of the First World War. The studio developed large-scale typographic installations at Piccadilly Circus and Southwark stations and designed an accompanying leaflet distributed across the London Underground network.
A Practice for Everyday Life designed the identity for Print Shop, a temporary pop-up in London’s Piccadilly Circus Underground station celebrating the 150th anniversary of the Tube. The design drew from the Underground’s historic visual language, using New Johnston type and a fluorescent red arrow to create a bold, site-specific identity that stood out among surrounding advertisements.