The Venice SuperBlog was a project at the 2006 Venice Architecture Biennale run by The Architecture Foundation, London, and the Museum of Modern Art, New York. Thirty or so bloggers – designers, architects, critics, curators – reported in words and pictures on the various events and exhibitions during the opening week.

We designed the identity for the Venice SuperBlog and the graphics for the SuperBlog Salon – the space from which the blog was operated in the Italian Pavilion. Created using the typeface Fig, the identity references both handwriting and the digital nature of the project. The identity and other text in the space is linked by an unbroken line to represent connectivity and streaming data.

We also designed badges, T-shirts and postcards.

Our contributions to the blog can be viewed here.