Nina Read — Graphic Designer
Nina Read — Graphic Designer

Process Presents: Speculations In October 2017, Process presented Speculations: Betting on Architecture. Four speakers rethought normative understandings of the city, its economies, policies and architectural outputs. On the evening the panel discussed the projection of utopian ideals into reality, the consequences of the provocation machine that guides our exploration into uncharted territories, and what rewards lie on the horizon for those who innovate.

Nina Read Graphic Designer

Speakers included:
Anna Fairbank —Architect  and artist
Jan Van Schaik — MvS Architects, Writing & Concepts, RMIT University
Leon Van Schaik — Professor of Architecture, RMIT University
Monique Woodward — WOWOWA

Process is an independent public forum on architecture and related fields held on the first Monday of each month at Loop Bar. My output was literal and figurative responses to the theme of each event, usually in a typographic and abstract fashion. These designs were applied to social media channels, projections, and posters.

Nina Read Graphic Designer
Nina Read — Graphic Designer

Process Presents: Speculations In October 2017, Process presented Speculations: Betting on Architecture. Four speakers rethought normative understandings of the city, its economies, policies and architectural outputs. On the evening the panel discussed the projection of utopian ideals into reality, the consequences of the provocation machine that guides our exploration into uncharted territories, and what rewards lie on the horizon for those who innovate.

Nina Read Graphic Designer
Nina Read Graphic Designer
Nina Read — Graphic Designer

Speakers included:
Anna Fairbank —Architect  and artist
Jan Van Schaik — MvS Architects, Writing & Concepts, RMIT University
Leon Van Schaik — Professor of Architecture, RMIT University
Monique Woodward — WOWOWA

Process is an independent public forum on architecture and related fields held on the first Monday of each month at Loop Bar. My output was literal and figurative responses to the theme of each event, usually in a typographic and abstract fashion. These designs were applied to social media channels, projections, and posters.