A custom sticker pack for Rimowa and TANK magazine – an exclusive collaboration featuring travel-inspired colorful designs. For the design, Burro Studio chose Waldenburg Condensed Medium and Apparat Black, among other fonts.

Volver is a space in Barcelona where families can find balance and authenticity through music, yoga, and movement. According to their website (translated), Volver focuses on “body, play, movement […]  and unhurried shared time. A space where each family finds its own rhythm, observes more, and demands less.”

The identity was designed by local studio Instinto with a customized version of Gaya for the logotype.

Pyure is a European sustaintech company with the mission to make the digital advertising industry climate-neutral by 2030.

With innovative technology solutions, Pyure enables the measurement, management, and reduction of CO₂ emissions in digital advertising – transparent, holistic, and compliant with GDPR, CSRD, and more.

Designed by Leon Milovanov using Melange Grotesk in Regular.

The Bichacho Dental Clinic from Israel has a highly qualified team of professionals dedicated to the individualised care of each patient. With extensive experience and a passion for the art and science of dentistry, Prof. Bichacho and his team bring a wealth of knowledge and a commitment to excellence that defines their practice.

The visual identity for Bichacho was designed by Ark Visual using Apparat in Light, Book, and Medium. Hebrew text uses Fontef’s version of Narkiss Block.

Life After Death is the title of an exhibition held during the Camper International Design Workshop in July 2024, with the motto “Think on your feet”:

For ten days in Mallorca, Fundación Camper invited a group of young international designers to experiment with the notions of obsolescence and circularity. A workshop guided by collective intelligence, resulting in the exhibition of several innovative design projects.

You can see more images of the workshop and learn more about it on the website of The Steidz.

Bureau Borsche rebranded the French music company Grand Musique (Lomepal, Kiddy Smile, Eddy de Pretto, Jabberwocky etc…). Logo, website, business card, scarf, tote bag – they designed this new identity with a strong color palette: red, black/grey, and white. The typefaces had to follow this robust color choice: the name is set with the lastest release of Marc Rouault, Exaflop Wide from the DOSS collection. Apparat, designed by Michael Clasen and Marcel Saidov, was selected for the running text.

The origin of the DOSS collection, the Exaflop family was inspired by a logo found on the side of a construction company vehicle. With its geometric structure and machine-made outlines, Exaflop defines the loose construction rules behind this bundle of fonts. Arguably the most sci-fi-esque of the DOSS collection, Exaflop feels technical on the wide side of the spectrum and playful when it gets narrower.

Grand Musique is an artist management and label service boutique agency, established in Paris in 2013. The main goal of their team is to provide services in music business, with a wide range of expertise, building a tailor-made business set up for artists, musicians and creative people.

Standard Equipment offers tools for non-standard living:

All products are components of a unified system to transform one’s domestic spaces into environments that cultivate positive emotional states.

The presence of the letter ‘S’ and ‘E’ on commercial products denote a registered corporation that designs and fabricates tools for living.

The branding and website were designed by newkid using Apparat and Waldenburg.

The exhibition project Spacing (formerly Erlkönig) in Bremen is shifting its focus to the outdoor exhibitions that have taken place since 2020 with the publication Standort Freigabe (“Location Release”). It addresses exhibitions such as Kartierung, Sichten, Grasslands for Insects, Please hold the Line, and Ohh Please. Additionally, the publication features photographic works by students from the Bauhaus-Universität Weimar. With texts by Mira Annelie Naß, Tobias Heine, Maxwell Stephens, and Arie Hartog, Standort Freigabe provides a deeper insight into the projects that have emerged in recent years.

Editorial design by Marcel Saidov using KMR Apparat Medium. Standort Freigabe was published by Verlag Marian Arnd in an edition of 200 copies. The booklet measures 30×24 cm and has 76 pages housed in a transparent jacket. ISBN 978-3-948927-53-0.

Visual identity for Loading. L’art urbain à l’ère numérique / Loading. Urban art in the digital era at the Grand Palais Immersif in Paris, an exhibition retracing the history of street art through digital technologies.

Horah Inc. designed the exhibition identity using the whole family of KMR Apparat and ABC Camera Medium.

The German DJ and house producer Dixon is a veteran of the international club culture since the early 1990s. His latest project Transmoderna is an immersive club experience – an amalgamation of musical and visual performances, installations and more.

kimera was asked to design a holistic identity across all mediums with the use of a customized early version of their typeface Apparat.

New Tendency worked on a bespoke object for a VR art experience for Fondation Beyeler at Art Basel.

FABB is a direct-to-consumer carpentry workshop that specialises in customisable built-in furniture. They seamlessly merge the traditional craftsmanship of woodworking with modern technology.

For the design of FABB’s identity, The Candidate used Apparat Bold alongside FK Grotesk Neue. The logo is custom.