Praktika developed a visual identity for the National Institute of Architecture in Kaunas, inspired by the interwar spirit of the city’s Central Post Office. The design reinterprets a traditional Lithuanian floor pattern into a dynamic, grid-based system that bridges national heritage with modern architectural expression.
Praktika, a Lithuanian architecture and branding studio, has developed a new identity for the National Institute of Architecture in Kaunas. Drawing inspiration from the building’s black-and-white folk floor tiles, the studio created a flexible grid-based system and mosaic-like logo that can adapt across print, digital, and spatial applications. The design merges cultural heritage with modernist structure, reflecting the institute’s mission of openness and adaptability.