Royal College Of Art
Design work for Royal College Of Art, collected from the studios behind it.
- Design cases
- 4
- Studios
- 2
- Latest work added
- Apr 2026
- Brand Identity 2
- Data Visualization 1
- Exhibition Design 1
Design cases by studio
Koseda (3)
- Visual Identity for RCA 2025 Show
- Studio Koseda developed the visual identity for the Royal College of Art’s 2025 graduate show, celebrating the creativity and innovation of its students. The design reimagines the royal crest as a dynamic, deconstructed emblem that shifts across motion, print, and spatial applications, uniting the diverse disciplines of the institution.
- Exhibition Identity for RCA Architecture Work-In-Progress Show 2024
- Studio Koseda developed the visual identity for the Royal College of Art’s MA Architecture Work-in-Progress Show 2024. The concept transformed the exhibition space into a branded construction site using industrial repeat patterns across windows and walls, reflecting the process-driven nature of architectural work. The design invited visitors to experience the creative evolution of emerging architects in an immersive environment.
- Visual Identity for Royal College of Art 2023 Exhibition
- Studio Koseda developed the RCA2023 visual identity for the Royal College of Art, reimagining the royal crest through a deconstructed and material-driven approach. The design spanned motion graphics, print, and environmental applications, incorporating chromakey green and blue to symbolize creative potential and digital openness. Student participation and sound design elements further enriched the identity, reflecting the institution’s spirit of inquiry and innovation.
Accept & Proceed (1)
- Interactive Data Platform for Climate Action Advocacy
- Accept & Proceed collaborated with Dr. Adrian Lahoud, the Royal College of Art, and Made by ON to create Second Sea — an interactive platform visualizing the financial impact of rising sea levels on global coastal cities. The project transformed complex climate data into a compelling digital experience that empowered users to send ‘bills’ for climate damages to high-emitting nations during COP27, sparking global engagement and activism.
Designers behind the work
Designers and creative leads credited on Royal College Of Art projects in press coverage.
