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Find design references using Suisse Works. Browse project images and studio credits, then follow each case to its source. Typeface names come from catalogued studio writeups; coverage is limited to projects with recorded credits.
The Brand Identity · Nov 2, 2023
Rhombus Studio rebranded UWE's Showcase graduate platform and redesigned its website following the return of the physical End of Year Show in 2023. Led by UWE alumnus and Rhombus creative director James Ratcliffe, the identity uses a minimalist white-cube gallery aesthetic, monochrome palette, and Suisse typography to foreground student work and support an expanded programme of digital and physical content.
The Brand Identity · Jun 13, 2022
San Francisco design studio Play created an identity for Arcadia Science, an R&D company studying non-traditional organisms including ticks, poisonous frogs and algae. The system updates Arcadia's tree-of-life mark and pairs Swiss-inspired typography with textured, hand-drawn biological illustrations and an emotive bio-inspired palette.
The Brand Identity · Mar 25, 2021
Bergen and Oslo-based agency Reklamekollektivet refreshed the visual identity for Den Nationale Scene, Norway’s oldest national theatre. The system retains DNS’ existing logo while combining Suisse Int'l and Suisse Works with analogue portraiture and a restrained monochrome palette, allowing performers and productions to remain the central focus.
The Brand Identity · Feb 4, 2021
Made Thought collaborated with FutureCorp to evolve the brand identity and digital presence of AUFI, a London-based creative matchmaking company. The project balanced business confidence with charismatic warmth through a typographic pairing of Helvetica and Suisse Works, complemented by fluorescent color accents. The result is a refined, confident, and forward-looking identity that reflects AUFI’s collaborative ethos.
BP&O · Oct 8, 2019
BP&O’s Richard Baird presents LogoArchive Issue 5, a zine exploring eleven mid-century logo design techniques through a pedagogical lens. The issue emphasizes the relationship between digital and analog design, featuring a dual reading format and printed on G.F Smith Colorplan paper by WithPrint. It extends the project’s Instagram origins into a tactile, educational publication supported by a social media campaign.
