Open Cultures

Published November 11, 2026
Contributed by Softdrive Foundry


Source: www.markjulienhahn.de Open Cultures, Technical University Braunschweig. License: All Rights Reserved.



The project Open Planning Cultures seeks to transform climate knowledge into actionable principles for sustainable living, emphasizing climate adaptation in urban development and spatial planning. By bridging the gap between scientific insights and practical application, the project examines the intricate relationship between climate science, urban design, and sustainability through three dedicated sub-labs.

The visual identity introduces a contemporary visual language that communicates climate knowledge clearly, avoiding clichés and overused aesthetics. At its core is a unique typographical system where a special version of Lingo by Softdrive Foundry is programmatically rasterized into particle patterns. Each particle represents one of the three sub-labs, and the dynamic process ensures that no word appears the same twice. This ever-evolving, organic aesthetic serves as a visual metaphor for the project's natural and adaptive ethos.




Source: www.markjulienhahn.de Open Cultures, Technical University Braunschweig. License: All Rights Reserved.


Source: www.markjulienhahn.de Open Cultures, Technical University Braunschweig. License: All Rights Reserved.


Source: www.markjulienhahn.de Open Cultures, Technical University Braunschweig. License: All Rights Reserved.


Source: www.markjulienhahn.de Open Cultures, Technical University Braunschweig. License: All Rights Reserved.


Source: www.markjulienhahn.de Open Cultures, Technical University Braunschweig. License: All Rights Reserved.


Source: www.opencultures.org Open Cultures, Technical University Braunschweig. License: All Rights Reserved.


Source: www.opencultures.org Open Cultures, Technical University Braunschweig. License: All Rights Reserved.


Source: www.opencultures.org Open Cultures, Technical University Braunschweig. License: All Rights Reserved.

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