Archiving.SG seeks to document Singapore’s visual culture through a stream of snapshots contributed by the public. The images sent in will eventually be curated into the Singapore Visual Archive, a resource to understand the city and its people through the graphic materials it produces and consumes.

Terrain developed the overall front-end visual identity and typography while the back-end programming and development was handled by Yin Shanyang.

Visit Archiving.SG. In collaboration with Justin Zhuang and Yin Shanyang.

A Melbourne-based speech pathologist approached us to help him in developing a functional, professional identity that he could use to communicate to his potential and existing clients.

In response, we developed a typography-driven solution that focuses on the minute detailing within the logotype such as the colouration of punctuation marks to hint at the client’s own dedicated and disciplined approach toward speech therapy and rehabilitation. A colour palette of green and silver was chosen to draw a link to the medical ties of the profession in a refreshing manner.

 
Coming Soon:
We are also in the process of developing the client’s website that extends the core identity principles through the usage of selected landscape photography.

Website design for industrial design duo Studio Juju. The site is based on a customised Cargo template which was designed by Terrain and skillfully coded by the talented Jon Kyle. The main page makes use of a Paper.js animation which was developed based on graphic forms created by Studio Juju.

 

A prototype (created by Studio Juju) which was found in the studio that was the main inspiration behind the color scheme for the new website.

 
Art Direction: Terrain
Development: Jon Kyle
Visit: www.studio-juju.com

 
We just completed a new website design for Singapore based industrial design duo Studio Juju. The site is based on a customized Cargo template which was designed by Terrain and skillfully coded by the talented Jon Kyle. The main page makes use of a Paper.js animation which was developed based on forms created by Studio Juju.

Visit www.studio-juju.com.

A comprehensive visual identity program for The Design Incubation Centre (DIC), as well as printed matter, exhibition design and environmental graphics for various DIC research projects.

DIC is a design research laboratory that explores design practice through initiating projects and conducting workshops that analyse the emerging and evolving human needs, technologies and social trends. It is part of the Division of Industrial Design within the School of Design and Environment in the National University of Singapore.

 
Art Direction & Graphic Design: Abdul Basit Khan
Design Direction: Patrick Chia
www.designincubationcentre.com

All work shown here was designed by Abdul Basit Khan during his tenure at the Design Incubation Centre at the National University of Singapore (2007 to 2011) under the design direction of Patrick Chia.

d.lab is a commercial entity and trademark that was created by the Design Incubation Centre as a means to communicate its research outcomes through commercial distribution channels.

A new identity program encompassing stationery, an extensive range of printed collaterals and literature, packaging, exhibition and signage systems was created to support the new trademark.

The d.lab logotype was designed by using a customised version of Rotis Sans-serif (developed in 1988 by Otl Aicher). The typeface is also widely used on Singapore’s highway and street signages.

Stationery Applications:

Product Catalogue Art Direction, Photography & Graphic Design:

Design Direction: Patrick Chia
Art Direction & Graphic Design: Abdul Basit Khan
www.dlab.com.sg

All work shown here was designed by Abdul Basit Khan during his tenure at the Design Incubation Centre at the National University of Singapore (2007 to 2011) under the design direction of Patrick Chia.

Studio Juju, formed by Timo Wong and Priscilla Lui, is an acclaimed design duo who successfully launched their first furniture collection at Salone Satellite 2009 in Milan, Italy.

Abdul Basit Khan assisted them in developing a coherent visual identity as well as designed several promotional collaterals for their exposition in the Salone Satellite in 2009 and 2010.

Visit their website and blog for more information and updates.

Press CD

Promotional Poster for Salone Satellite 2009

Exhibition Booth, Salone Satellite 2009

Website design and programming for a Singapore-based design partnership formed between several notable individuals within the local industrial design field. Stuck offers a range of design services which include strategy, research, experiences, product design, environments, methods and workshops.

www.stuck.sg