Jerome Daksiewicz Architecture and Design

Much thanks to Adam at Pull Eight for the illustration. Check out his other portrait illustrations or go take a look at the rest of his always great sketchbook, collage and illustration work over at PullEight.com

Just finished up a Twitter template design for Beaker.com's Twitter feed to accompany some new graphic revisions we made on the website for 2011. Follow the Life Sciences Industry? You should definitely follow @chiefbeaker.

I spent a little time compiling logos for various offices of architecture, trying to find some more interesting versions and grabbing some from more well-known studios. Obviously it's not a comprehensive directory but it may serve other identity designers looking for a quick source of context and precedents for architecture office logos.

Of course if you're an architect or have an office in need of a new logo or identity refresh please feel free to This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it .

Just completed a quick logo and splash screen for the Pilgrim Walk Organization in Glendale, Arizona.

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Quick new series of icon designs featuring historical icons. First up is Villains.

For the past 2 or 3 years, we've seen a surge in Pantone based products.

Besides a Pantone Panton chair and the Pantone spraypaint - we get the point. I think it is okay for us to move on.

Bruce Mau's Incomplete Manifesto for Growth was compiled in 1998, toward my last year of Architecture School. I had forgotten about it for a while, but I still find it very relevant,  in line with a lot of my thinking on the design process, and worth revisiting.
From Bruce Mau Design