A design guru recently declared that the future of graphic design belongs to those who “read widely” and “develop good taste.” The first part is completely necessary—graphic designers should not only read widely, but …

What makes a museum unforgettable? It's not the logo. Not the institutional colour. It's the journey. The emotion. What you feel as you leave. Our definition of branding is simple: a brand is people’s …

Not every project begins with a sketch. Sometimes, it begins with someone stuck in traffic, dodging puddles with a stroller, or carrying emotional weight long before stepping through the door. We design for people—but …

Architecture and theatre might seem worlds apart—one grounded in steel and concrete, the other in script and spotlight. But what if buildings could hold a sense of drama? What if architecture didn’t just serve …

Inspired by a brief but iconic exchange in The Nightmare Before Christmas between Jack Skellington and Dr. Finkelstein, this article explores the value of experimentation in design—and what it means for clients, creatives, and …

Not every company, big or small, will embrace the potential of artificial intelligence. Not because they don’t know — most are aware that AI is here to stay — but because they are too …

“Resume," the TV programme hosted by Ruth Amaira on TVM, recently featured a compelling discussion on bridges, with Jeanette, Bureau 105’s Director of Architecture and Structural Engineering, as a guest. The episode explored the …

Success is often viewed as a personal and subjective goal, with each individual defining it differently. On Tuesday April 2nd 2024, our team collaborated with the JA Foundation to host a mini-workshop that explored …

The designers’ main aim is to achieve a combination open aesthetic and functionality in designing for the needs of the clients and society at large. The inevitable first step in any project should be …

We are all used to the term social distancing with the covid pandemic, and in this context we mean it to be that we need to be two metres away from each other – …