TwoPoints.Net —Barcelona, Berlin

Quaderns is the magazine of the Catalan Association of Architects. It was founded in 1944 and over the years has received international recognition. Every two years a new team is elected, consisting of a director, three editors and a design team. In December 2010 it was again time to announce a public competition. As in any year before, that many good teams competed.

The british design magazine Creative Review asked five studios around the world to show where they work. Among them TwoPoints.Net.

Page, the German design magazine, asked us to make an attempt at the impossible: Summarize the best of Barcelona in under 4000 characters. Wir werden mit Sicherheit unsere Tipps bald erweitern müssen.

In addition to our office, container Plus from London, Martin Svoboda of Funkfu from Prague, Kerstin Linder Meier of Univers poétiques from Paris, Andy Simionato of This Is A Magazine from Milan, Musa Collective from Lisbon and Erik Kessels of Kessel Kramer in Amsterdam, also participated in this project.

One hundred and ten companies participated in a survey about readership workspace that was conducted by the Danish IT magazine "Version2". TwoPoints.Net was asked to illustrate the results of this survey.

Novum the 80 years old design magazine from germany, gave us the honor to design a cover. Besides the cover, the issue contains a six pages article about us.

Platano Verde from Venezuela invited us to design the cover of their magazine. The theme of this issue was "Power".

The Spanish design magazine Visual featured a nice article about us. Feeling grateful, we shared a view of our garden and its animals on their cover.

Creators Magazine invited us to design a series of three spreads about rush hour in Barcelona, which occurs between 8:00 and 9:00 o’clock. They made us get up early, but in retun, gave us the chance to face our city through rush hour traffic.

The New York-based magazine Metropolis hired us to illustrate a series of very interesting articles about design. An intensive exchange with the magazine was vital in creation of the right visualization for the texts.