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Biomass-Newsletter and kale bag
Stay informed2013Communication on the benefits of organic food, as well as products growing in popularity, furthers from the reach and influence of the Biomass brand. -
Café Younes-Opening posters
Moving on, and on2012The signature tiles of the Abdel Aziz outlet was an appropriate visual for the opening of the flagship branch. And it literally spread onto the Jbeil opening which took place shortly after. -
Café Younes-Posters
The things we say2012It might be a case of “how many fonts can you fit in one poster”, true, but the playfulness of typefaces and backgrounds on these frequently changing messages results in an attention-calling vibrancy inside the coffee shop. -
Corniche1999-Full map
Macro picture1999The full map, based on a scanned and treated cadastral, locates the projects and provides additional information about each. -
Corniche1999-Map detail
Micro detail1999The status and permanence of the featured art projects are coded in the map legend. -
Corniche1999-Two covers
Viewpoints1999The two covers of the Corniche pamphlet are each reserved for a language, and while the Arabic gazes at the city scape, the English stares down at the sea. -
Cyberia-Branded items 02
Customer communication1998 – 2012A range of printables, flyers, brochures, stickers and starter kits delivered messages and information to users throughout the years. -
Cyberia-Starter kit
Do it yourself1999The Cyberia Starter Kits made it easy for consumers to feel on top of their game. -
Fidus-Beiteddine material
A total kit2008The Beiteddine sponsorship comes complete with invitations to the show and a program booklet compiling the full history of the festival's line-ups since its inception. -
House of Today-Applications
Neat and polished2012The House of Today look is easy on color and big on detail. -
House of Today-Flyer
A small peek2012The flyer for the confessions show gives a hint of the exhibited material without revealing too much, and carries an interesting text and image dynamic. -
Jabal Moussa-Fold-out map closed
Portable guide2010The pocket-size fold-out map has two languages, English and Arabic, with each occupying a side of the folded document. -
Jabal Moussa-Fold-out map open
A world in your pocket2010Unfolding the map reveals general information along with a detailed site map with topography, vegetal cover types, flora, fauna, heritage sites and walking trails. -
MTG-Johnnny Farah-Paris
Red for Paris2006-2007Between the Paris boutique and the Beirut one, a simple shift in the dominant color delivers the differentiation. -
Mitsulift-Branded items 01 new id
Blue blood2011The new Mitsulift identity maintains a poise and composure worthy of the company legacy. -
Mitsulift-Branded items 02 new id
Little bits2011The Mitsulift identity trickles down onto the smaller things from a pocket-sizes accordion pamphlet to a lapel pin. -
Mitsulift-Branded items previous id
Picto-centered1999 - 2009Patterned, animated, or simply arranged on a line, the Mitsulift pictograms are pretty much what the initial identity is all about. -
MTG-Sursock museum-Guides covers
Visiting essentials10-2015The first Museum visitor and program guides use for their covers “Mount Tamalpais”, 1985 by Etel Adnan and “Untiled”, 1999 by Hussein Madi respectively. -
MTG-Sursock museum-Program guide
The cut10-2015The Museum program guide’s two covers – a side for English and the other for Arabic – have an overlay revealing only part of the cover art work which extends across both. -
MTG-Sursock museum-Visitor guide
The fold10-2015The Museum visitor guide includes a central fold containing the Museum plan on the inside, and on the outside the cover art work continues across the Arabic and English double cover, partly hidden by the guide pages themselves. -
Sursock Museum-Program and visitor guides
Handheld2015Sursock’s visitor and program guides are the essential printables for planning the visit and carrying it through. -
MTG-Regards sur Beyrouth-Captions booklet
Further reading10-2015The densely loaded Regards sur Beyrouth exhibition is supplemented with booklets with a listing of works and extended captions per section. For each, the French and Arabic covers complete the image, the same one used on the corresponding section banner.
