Building A Modern Melbourne is an architectural publication bundle that explores Melbourne’s shift towards modern architecture during the interwar period. The project examines how graphic design can be used to present architectural history in an engaging and creative way.
The publication is structured into six short chapters, each focusing on a significant building from this period. Each building is represented through self-generated imagery, combining minimalist vector illustration with monochromatic and black-and-white photography to create a consistent visual style across the bundle.
Each featured building is represented through a combination of minimalist vector illustration and monochromatic and black-and-white photography.
The featured buildings are also presented across a series of retro-inspired posters and postcards that accompany the publication.