2015 Winners
This design toolkit was produced by the class of 2014 at the Institute without Boundaries (IwB). Infographics benchmark cities’ environmental, political, social and economic climates and illustrate proposed methodology.
In a rapidly changing neighbourhood, how does the past meet the future? This project examines the typographic landscape of the Junction, a historically working class neighbourhood in Toronto’s West End that’s becoming gentrified.
This idea consists of a 3D messaging system of letters constructed from chicken wire and rebar, filled with litter collected from road and highways.
State propaganda of hate and intolerance against Ukraine and Western countries is a big problem in Russia, with negative media messages persuading Russians that the world is out to humiliate the country.
The Kitsune Board is intended to make commuting a positive experience, providing a way for everyone to enjoy an easier, more environmentally-conscious method of getting from point A to point B.
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