The following booklets delve into phenomenology via the lens of type. I picked “places of forced waiting” as a topic of environment to work with since it is frequently the closest we’ll get to viewing the world phenomenologically without noticing until it’s interrupted. The locations I chose to visually analyse, and translate into a book series were a bus station, a grocery store and an elevator.
I examined each location’s floor layout using architectural observational sketches and then used typographic principles to interpret/represent the place itself. Reading this booklet will hopefully help more people recognise the hidden fascinations of our surroundings by teaching them about each place more phenomenologically.
INDIVIDUAL PROJECT
Typographic Design, Conceptual Design, Editorial Design, Environmental Design, Phenomenological Design