Editorial and graphic design with a strong conceptual and typographical bias.
Our designs set out from the assignment’s individual characteristics. Each new project poses a new question that demands a novel answer. Our approach is critical and exploratory, which leads to distinctive results that are highly diverse. No single design is the same.
Coppens Alberts is an Amsterdam-based design studio established by Christine Alberts (CH) and Patrick Coppens (NL).
Clients include MVRDV, PostNL, WBooks, Trancity, Uitgeverij d'jonge Hond, Museum De Paviljoens, Studio Piet Paris, Arnhem Mode Biennale, the Kröller-Müller Museum, SUN Publishers, NAi Publishers, Terra Lannoo, Kunsthal Rotterdam, Scholten & Baijings, Oomen Architecten, SUB office, de Architecten Cie, ArtEZ Institute of the Arts and Meeuwig & Zn.
For further information, please do not hesitate to contact us.
Peter Martensstraat 57, 1087 NA Amsterdam
+31(0)20 4194878, info@coppensalberts.nl
Regionale Identiteit. Kunst en ruimtelijke planvorming
Regionale Identiteit examines how and why art has been used to develop spatial planning for regional areas where cultural identity plays a central role. Six projects are exhaustively documented and are examined concerning organisation, time plan, the commitment of art, spatial planning, and their mutual relation as well as their influence in the future thinking about and/or the arranging of the landscape. Moreover a schematic overview is ordered of the 25 most important projects in the Netherlands where art, spatial planning and landscape architecture have been combined.’ (publisher’s text)
Paperback, 208 pages, 170x240mm, including a CD-rom
Commissioned by NAi publishers and SKOR, 2006
tags / books / architecture / art
SUB office / Architectuur en stedenbouw
The new weblog of SUB office, online since March 2010, www.suboffice.nl
Nominated for the 2009 Nederlandse Huisstijlprijs (The Netherlands House Style Award)
'The graphic identity of SUB office appeals by its simplicity and the nicely conceived and well-defined shadow effect. More is not required to stand out and be recognizable.'(Juryrapport 8e Nederlandse huisstijlprijs 2009)
Commissioned by SUB office, 2008
www.suboffice.nl
tags / identity / architecture