Design work for Superkül, collected from the studios behind it.
BP&O reviews 'Rain, Gravity, Heat, Cold', a book designed by Toronto-based studio Blok for architecture firm Superkül to mark its tenth anniversary. The publication explores the firm's philosophy through material transitions, subtle finishes, and architectural references. The article highlights how the book informed Superkül’s later visual identity, emphasizing the interplay of light, material, and structure.
BP&O’s article by Richard Baird reviews Blok’s new brand identity for Canadian architecture firm Superkül. The identity, following a prior book collaboration, reflects the firm’s understated yet bold architectural philosophy through minimal design, material richness, and a focus on light, shadow, and process. The project includes print and digital applications, using refined materials and typographic restraint to express architectural values.