Exhibition design for the CFUW Oakville 75th Anniversary, featuring large-format timeline panels, spatial planning, accessibility considerations, and archival image treatments for a heritage display at QE Park Community and Cultural Centre.
An annual heritage event identity rooted in a specific place: the valley, the creek, the bridge, the colours of fall. The brief called for something specific and welcoming, with enough flexibility to support the event year after year.
A six-month government pursuit comprising 450+ graphics produced as one unified visual system. With content arriving from engineers, project managers, and business leads across multiple firms, the central challenge was making the submission read as a single team.
A rail-extension pursuit where earned trust translated into real creative latitude. Rather than default to the usual satellite overlays, I rebuilt the project maps as clean illustrated graphics — a decision focused on clarity rather than polish.
A bilingual brand identity for a national non-profit whose membership spans everything from textiles to architectural heritage. The work centred on a single strategic problem: how to represent a field defined by breadth without favouring any one specialty.
