Metaproject 14 Unification

Throughout my two-semester internship with the Vignelli Center for Design Studies, I was placed in charge of the design of the 14th book in the Metaproject series. While completing this project I was additionally tasked with the annual design unification, which involved the development and implementation of a simplistic design identity for the printed materials used throughout the year. I additionally captured student headshots and event photography for current and future uses.

More about Metaproject 14

Metaproject 14 Book

With the project complete, these books have now been produced and distributed!

Brand Unification:

Printed Materials

Below are a very select few of the printed materials I designed. These poster designs were used for the final presentation of the project, as well as presentations to the RIT Board of Executives to garner support for the funding of construction for each student project.

For further context, the Metaproject is an initiative that pairs RIT students with industry partners to develop products and solutions consistent with the Design is One philosophy espoused by the Vignelli Center for Design Studies. In its fourteenth year, the project had the unique partnership with RIT's President at the time, David Munson. The project goal was to design a collection of interactive installations to be placed around the RIT campus, titled the RIT Hands On Museum.

Photography

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