Editorial and graphic design with a strong bias towards concept and typography.
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
An unusual concept to frame extraordinary work *
Corporate website of Studio Piet Paris. The design splits the browser window in two to give space for a horizontal scroll, at the left hand site, presenting all images of the work. While simultaneously at the right hand site, text accompanies the imagery and lead you further through the navigation of the website.Besides a selection of illustrations, the website presents the studio's other activities, namely product design and consultancy work.
Programming by (*) Lutz Issler, www.systemantics.net
Commisioned by Studio Piet Paris, 2010
www.pietparis.com
tags / identity / digital media / fashion
Our poster for the exhibition De Nederlandse identiteit. De kracht van heden at Museum The Paviljoens has been pre-selected by the jury to be exhibited during the 23rd International Poster and Graphic Design Festival of Chaumont and to be in the general catalogue of the Festival.
The exhibition of this pre-selection will take place on the ground floor of the Subsistancesin Chaumont throughout the Festival from 26 May to 10 June 2012.
Photo: Jordi Huisman
tags / identity / publicity / art