Back

This Festival turned NYC into a dollhouse

CLient

engagement type

duration

status

Service

Branding
Experience Design

Client

Archtober

About

Archtober

Archtober stands as a year-round celebration of architecture and design, fostering a deep connection between communities and the built environment. Established in 2010 as a year-long resource that culminates in a month-long festival every October, Archtober has become the go-to platform for architectural happenings in NYC. Collaborating with an extensive network of partners, Archtober presents an array of events that include tours, lectures, workshops, panels, and exhibitions.
This Festival turned NYC into a dollhouse

Overview

After partnering with Archtober for six years, this edition was especially meaningful as it marked the festival’s 15th anniversary. Each year, we develop a unique theme to shape the festival’s brand identity, and for this milestone, we chose “Shared Spaces.” The concept was inspired by the idea that New York City is designed to be shared, a place where diverse communities gather in parks, streets, libraries, and countless public spaces. This thinking led to a dollhouse-like illustration where every doorway opens into an iconic NYC setting, which became the foundation of the theme and informed the visual language across the website, print materials, ads, social media, and even a new offering: children-focused coloring sheets distributed to NY public libraries across the city.

Archtober Coloring Sheets. Photo: Center for Architecture.

Want to work with us?

Great work starts with a conversation. We help purpose-driven teams launch faster, look sharper, and own their category. Tell us what you're building.

Our latest work

This landscape architecture website invites open exploration

McCobb

This brand asks, can an elevator be an architectural centerpiece?

Alure

An interactive website for a museum without walls

Calfornia Migration Museum