Câmara Municipal Do Porto
Design work for Câmara Municipal Do Porto, collected from the studios behind it.
- Design cases
- 6
- Studios
- 3
- Latest work added
- Jan 2026
- Brand Identity 2
- Editorial 1
- Exhibition Design 1
- Print Design 1
- Signage & Wayfinding 1
Design cases by studio
Another Collective (4)
- Brand Identity for Museu Da Cidade
- Another Collective developed a cohesive visual identity for Museu da Cidade, a network of cultural spaces across Porto. The design unifies multiple museum locations under a single adaptable brand language, symbolizing openness and connection to the city through a door-like logo and color-coded system for each space.
- Editorial Design for Museu Da Cidade Collection Guides
- Another Collective created a series of collection guides for the City Museum of Porto, under the Porto City Hall project. The guides compile key artworks and artifacts from several of the city's museums into cohesive, informative publications. The design emphasizes clarity, accessibility, and a unified visual language across the museum network.
- Cultural Exhibition Design for Câmara Municipal Do Porto
- Another Collective developed a visual and spatial concept for Percursos Culturais, an initiative by Câmara Municipal do Porto that explores the city’s layered history through curated itineraries. The project connects objects, documents, and urban spaces to reveal the evolving narrative of Porto’s cultural identity.
Andrew Howard (1)
- Promotional Materials for a Porto Cultural Festival
- Studio Andrew Howard created the publicity materials for 'Cultura em Expansão', a city-wide cultural festival organized by Porto City Hall. Inspired by 1950s American concert posters, the design reinterpreted their dynamic and colorful aesthetic to capture the festival’s spirit of performance and community engagement.
unitedby (1)
- Signage System for Terminal Intermodal De Campanhã
- United By developed a signage system for the Terminal Intermodal de Campanhã that integrates seamlessly with the building’s architecture. The design uses the terminal’s structural forms as communicative elements, enhancing accessibility and circulation while reflecting Porto’s visual identity through typography, linear graphics, and custom pictograms.
