Magazine

Natural History Museum Brussels

During my internship at the Royal Belgian Institute of Natural Sciences, I contributed to the design of a newly launched magazine. I was selected for my fresh and contemporary perspective on design, with the aim of supporting the visual development of this new publication.

Concept

The goal was to translate the museum’s identity into a renewed editorial format. While the magazine introduced a new concept, it still had to remain closely aligned with the existing design guidelines. This created a constant balance between innovation and consistency, where subtle design decisions played a key role in refreshing the overall look and feel.


Scope

The project required working within strict visual constraints, leaving limited freedom to deviate from established rules. This made it a challenging but valuable exercise in creative problem-solving. In collaboration with a multidisciplinary team, I helped shape layouts and visual structures that respect the museum’s identity while supporting the launch of this new editorial format.

Concept

The goal was to translate the museum’s identity into a renewed editorial format. While the magazine introduced a new concept, it still had to remain closely aligned with the existing design guidelines. This created a constant balance between innovation and consistency, where subtle design decisions played a key role in refreshing the overall look and feel.


Scope

The project required working within strict visual constraints, leaving limited freedom to deviate from established rules. This made it a challenging but valuable exercise in creative problem-solving. In collaboration with a multidisciplinary team, I helped shape layouts and visual structures that respect the museum’s identity while supporting the launch of this new editorial format.

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