Basics Design: Design Thinking

Client: Crawley Library

Design:Gordon Young and

Why Not Associates

Design thinking: Sand-blasted

typography transforms, yet

converges, diverse texts

Design Thinking

Basic design directions

Crawley Library
These typographic tree sculptures are an example of transformation and
convergence. The design features 14 trees, installed throughout the library building
from floor to ceiling like supporting pillars. Sand-blasted into the trunks are extracts
from literature, typographically executed to reflect the diverse subject matter of the
texts held within the library.

Design Museum (facing page)
These rooms were created by Studio Myerscough for an exhibition about the British
designer Alan Aldridge at London’s Design Museum. The design concentrates on
the fantasy aspect of Aldridge’s work with an intensity that makes the exhibition
immersive, all-consuming and that delivers a sense of theatre.

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Title: Basic Design-Thinking

Client: QPL Size: 160mmx230mm

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