Support indie design curation — unlock the full archive, all cases & client dataSee Pro plans →Unlock the full archive →

D1S1 Design Spotlight

Home Directory Explore Read Jobs Pricing

Sign Up / Login

Home Directory Explore Read Jobs Pricing

Sign Up / Login

D1S1 Design Spotlight

Curated design studios, case studies and jobs — updated daily.

Directory

Studios Countries Tech Stack Clients People

Explore

Work Industry Tags Colours Fonts Timeline Monthly Archive Today's Archive

Read & Jobs

Jobs Articles News Pricing

About

About Publishing Guide Contact RSS Feed

Privacy Terms Cookies

© 2026 D1S1 · Made by Partdirector in Matosinhos, Portugal

Editorial Design for Golden Days Festival Guide to Brutalism by Studio C - D1S1 Design Spotlight

Studio: Studio C

Client: Golden Days

Work: Editorial

Industry: Arts & Culture

Editorial Design for Golden Days Festival Guide to Brutalism

Studio C created an editorial design for Golden Days’ 2016 cultural festival, themed around the 1970s. The book serves as a guide to Copenhagen’s Brutalist architecture, featuring black-and-white photography and a mechanical layout that reflects the raw, rational qualities of the movement.

More in gray, blue

View on Studio C's Website →

D1S1 Weekly

Get a concise design edit each week.

Selected work, useful context, and no daily noise.

Email addressFree. Unsubscribe anytime.

Date: Tue, Jul 1

Tags: Festival, Guidebook, Layout

Related articles

"Ula Zuhra's Graphic Novel Explores Chaos of Womanhood"
It's Nice That · Aug 26, 2025
The article profiles Jakarta-based illustrator and writer Ula Zuhra and her debut graphic novel, 'Aca & Ica: Collected Stories'. The work explores themes of feminism, class, and myth through hand-drawn illustrations blending magical realism and satire. It also highlights her co-founding of Studio Cacing, an animation studio collaborating with local musicians.
Studio Cacingeditorial
"Huss and Collinge Release Book Celebrating Unique eBay Finds"
It's Nice That · Feb 25, 2025
The article profiles 'Things I looked at on eBay today', a new self-published artist book by graphic designer Claire Huss and photographer Annie Collinge. The publication compiles 442 screenshots of strange eBay finds taken during lockdown, designed by Huss with playful, phone-sized pages and cost-effective materials. The project celebrates humour, friendship, and creative freedom in self-initiated publishing.
Studio Claire Husseditorial

Keep exploring

Related cases

Same client

Brand Identity for K7 Cultural Initiative

Same client

Festival Identity for Golden Days Antikken

More from Studio C

Brand Identity and Communications Strategy for JJW Arkitekter

Same work type

Editorial Design for De Correspondent Books

Momkai Design Agency

← Previous caseBrand Identity for Designer Forum Trade Fair Next case →Brand Identity for BLOOM Festival