The brief
The brief asks how a reader can locate a fictional place without following a detailed basemap. A simple grid gives the labels an address, while a spare key carries secondary information.
Independent concept / Fictional brief
An original neighbourhood diagram exploring street labels, a coordinate grid and a compact key.
The brief asks how a reader can locate a fictional place without following a detailed basemap. A simple grid gives the labels an address, while a spare key carries secondary information.
A limited palette keeps the routes legible. Selected labels are placed with consistent spacing, and the index remains separate from the drawing. The study contains invented locations, not geographic data.
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