Contemporary design for contemporary data.
For more than a decade, the Scanlon Foundation and Scanlon Foundation Research Institute have been conducting and leading research on social cohesion in Australia via the Mapping Social Cohesion research series. This consists of detailed surveys on social cohesion, immigration and population issues, with the objective of understanding the social impact of Australia’s increasingly diverse immigration program. The findings are then shared via a detailed report, website, and launch event, all of which occur annually.
The Scanlon Foundation is Think HQ’s oldest client and each year, we work together not only to design the communications around this significant piece of research, but to also organise the launch event.
The look and feel of each year’s event is extrapolated from the cover design of the report. It is important for each year to be easily distinguishable from the previous ones and for the design to feel contemporary to reflect the up-to-date nature of the content inside.
I provided the client with several design concepts to choose from, which all touched on themes of data, cohesion, and society.
CREDITS: I worked on this project as an employee of Think HQ.
