To celebrate the last remaining Standard Clocks that we designed with Lichen NYC , Order collaborated with Ji Park to develop an interactive version. Take it for a spin: https://lnkd.in/ekwWJRDi
About us
A New York-based design office by Hamish Smyth and Jesse Reed. We specialize in brand identity, publication, signage and wayfinding design. Everything is in order.
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http://www.order.design
External link for Order
- Industry
- Design Services
- Company size
- 2-10 employees
- Headquarters
- Brooklyn, NY
- Type
- Privately Held
- Founded
- 2017
- Specialties
- Graphic Design, Branding, Publication design, Wayfinding, Strategy, Identity, Design systems, Brand strategy, Exhibitions, Naming, Guidelines, Packaging, Websites, and Digital products
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212 Franklin Street
Brooklyn, NY 11222, US
Employees at Order
Updates
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Our favorite tote design to date:
We just finished a round of in-person user research in Connecticut! At Civilla, we believe that great design begins with truly understanding the people we serve. That's why we spend time on the ground, listening to community members and frontline staff share their experiences, needs, and challenges. By connecting directly with those who know their communities best, we're able to create solutions that reflect their realities and dreams. Listening, learning, and co-creating alongside the community are at the heart of what we do. How do you engage with your community in your work?
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The Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority (WMATA) 🚉 is the public transportation agency operating rail and bus service in the Washington D.C. metropolitan area. Order created a digital signage system to support the existing wayfinding throughout the WMATA network, providing tools to communicate arrival times, real-time service updates, up-to-date transfers, and more. Full case study: https://lnkd.in/eYVrECK6
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Born from our Change Order initiative, we are excited to launch the Change Order Fund 🙌🏻 dedicated to recognizing the best in non-profit branding and brand impact. Together, we celebrate and support the power of design to drive social good — $2,000 will be contributed to five organizations selected by the our evaluation committee. Learn how you can participate: https://lnkd.in/evuCWTar
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American Landscapes, organized by the New-York Historical Society, 🖼️ explores the work and legacy of the Hudson River School, a group of painters who formed what is considered to be one of the first American art movements. The exhibition has been adapted for viewing at Munson until September 22. Exhibition designs feature the historically inspired Consort Condensed and Munson Grotesque, crafted by Emily Atwood at Order in 2023. Full case study: https://lnkd.in/euP9VN3e
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Thanks for having us Alex Center!
This week on the #15 Design Podcast in Columbia Front&Center, one of my favorite designers and neighbor, Jesse Reed! We discuss his orderly work at Order, his love of Cinncinnatti Chili, his band Skarkswimmer, his time working with Pentagram and so much more! Available wherever you listen to podcasts!
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'Slave Play. Not a Movie. A Play.' 🎬 is a documentary on the creation and impact of 'Slave Play' by Jeremy O. Harris, written during his first year as a graduate student at Yale. Order collaborated with O. Harris to develop a simple typographic language for the film's titles. In the playful and provocative documentary, now streaming on HBO, viewers are taken behind the scenes, as Jeremy directs new actors in workshop rehearsals and shares his insights, inspirations, and creative process that brought the play to life. Full case study: https://lnkd.in/ewbYzy5D
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Our team that worked on Herman Miller's identity project (Garrett Corcoran, Megan Nardini, and Jesse Reed) was recently interviewed for the reboot of 'Ideas' magazine. While we continue to work on the full case study, here's a taste of the process!
Earlier this year, we updated our brand identity for the first time in 25 years. We tapped Order., a Brooklyn-based design studio, to help us with the refresh, which includes a complete set of brand standards. You’ll notice a rich new color palette, wordmark set in Söhne (courtesy of Klim Type Foundry), and starring role for our M logo, which was originally designed by Irving Harper in 1946. We revisited the team at Order to reflect on our yearlong design project. Read our interview: https://lnkd.in/gNAxQ7tn
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Congratulations, Herman Miller and Kelsey Keith on the launch of 'Ideas Magazine'!
As part of NYCxDESIGN, we’re proud to introduce Ideas magazine, 88 pages that demonstrate how we put ideas into practice at Herman Miller. You’ll find everything from interviews with people in our design orbit and articles about how our classic designs are made to a feature about our test lab, where technicians delight in dreaming up worst-case scenarios and then creating tests to make sure our products measure up. Artist Kelli Anderson’s inventive cover design invites readers to cut up the cover and then “step into” the world of Herman Miller. The magazine’s title is a callback to the thought leadership publication we produced beginning in 1976. During NYCxDESIGN, see archival copies of the original Ideas issues—and pick up your own copy of the new one at our store during our Picnic on Park, 251 Park Avenue South in NYC, 12 - 2, May 21, 22, and 23.
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Order co-founder Jesse Reed will be speaking at AIGA Philadelphia next Thursday, May 2. Come say hi!
Through my time in the design world, I have learned that the difference between work getting passed or not can simply be how the story was told. I am super hype to be welcoming Jesse Reed of Order and Standards Manual next week to walk us through how he unveils visual identities! Join us at J2's Huddle Space on Thursday May 2nd to gain some insight from one of my favorite designers. https://lnkd.in/eZcNaqTD
PRESENTS: Unveiling Visual Identity with Jesse Reed
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