Description

This poster explores both elements of Bauhaus/International Style design from the 1930’s and successful architectural renovation in recent times. Inspired by Bauhaus architectural and graphic design, the poster uses clean geometric shapes and an elemental color palette, in a modern idiom.

The typography draws on the 1930 book jacket for Bauhaus Buildings Dessau by László Moholy-Nagy. Both the poster and book feature Futura Black and versions of a geometric shape font by Josef Albers.

Depicted is an interpretation of the renovated 1935 Cooper House on Emile Zola Street, Tel Aviv by Haim Sima and A. Glick. Renovation: David Aharoni (1997).

The Poster was Inspired by the renovation of a 1935 Bauhaus building on Emile Zola Street in Tel Aviv, the design reflects geometric purity and typographic heritage from Moholy-Nagy and Albers. Julie Goodman-Khasani is a landscape architect and graphic designer. She has studied Bauhaus design–architectural and print–throughout her career. She lives in Brooklyn, New York with her family.

50X70, Vector-based digital illustration