Wireframes
The visualization of architecture

Wireframes is the world’s first exhibition focused on the art and technology of architectural visualisation on display at the A+D Museum in Los Angeles. With over 30 leading artists such as Squint / Opera, dBox, Mir, Luxigon, Alex Roman, and architect-turned-director, Joseph Kosinski, the exhibit encourages attendees to explore the practice that defines how we view structures and space.

A+D Museum
Architecture, Design, Exhibition, Tech
Los Angeles, CA USA
Strategy, Identity, Exhibition, Motion, Digital, Print
2018

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The exhibition tells the history of architecture and computer graphics coming together to form a new discipline. Panels enable studios to give their thoughts on an essential part of the story, from the very first wireframe through to today’s explorations in AR and VR. Wireframes is a testament to architectural visualisation’s place in the arts.

A minimal colour palette brings the artwork to the forefront. Along with crafting the Wireframe Type Pro as a gesture to the earliest wireframes, we also designed a set of expressive 3D letters that displayed on screens throughout the exhibition.

Collaborators
Studio — Kilograph
Photography — Hans Koesters

Recognition
Indigo Design Awards 2019
1 x Silver

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