October 2019
Orange Cup
Soon you will be able to quaff your freshly squeezed orange juice from a cup made from the discarded orange rinds. This new technology adds a polylactic acid to ground orange rinds to create a bioplastic that can be formed by a 3-D printer into recyclable cups. The machine has market-tested very well and the manufacturer is feeling the squeeze to get them to market ASAP.
UofT Scarborough
UTSC Commons
You can imagine our excitement when the editor of UTSC Commons told us that the design of the Fall 2019 ‘Disruption’ issue should itself be disrupted. U of T Scarborough is nurturing disruptors who are looking at humanistic ways to address global problems such as climate change and election fraud, and create new business models. The design of this issue breaks from its customary grid and challenges the reader visually. The typography and imagery interact in ways that are less predictable, forming unconventional and evocative relationships. All with the goal of drawing attention to the impact that disruption can initiate.
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Fleming College
Office of Applied Research and Innovation
2018 Annual Review
H&W recently completed the design of Fleming College’s Office of Applied Research and Innovation 2018 Annual Review. Photographs of researchers, facilities and field locations are married with bold pairs of words that speak to the people and projects that have helped Fleming College gain significant recognition for their applied research. This work has provided the College with opportunities to forge strong partnerships with communities, industries and governmental bodies.
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