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Weekly Design Roundup: Structural Grids and Dynamic Systems

architecture-design · 2026-06-28

In this week's design roundup from Abduzeedo, ten projects showcase a harmonious blend of structural design and dynamic interaction in both digital and physical realms. Featured works include the Think Agency Brand Identity by ONY Agency, a motion-centric branding system tailored for digital platforms; R\AW Skincare by Kat Bres, which opts for eco-friendly packaging devoid of outer boxes; and HORMN Healthcare Identity by Phenomenon Studio, offering a unified brand-to-app UI for health technology. Other highlights are Drool Type Specimen by Forth+Back Studio, a 200-page biomechanical type showcase; and Microsoft Create Team by NotReal, which integrates fluid motion into corporate design. Next week, the spotlight will shift to minimalist packaging with tactile elements.

Key facts

  • Roundup features ten design projects
  • Projects balance structural layouts with dynamic behavior
  • Think Agency Brand Identity by ONY Agency is motion-first
  • R\AW Skincare by Kat Bres uses eco-conscious packaging without outer boxes
  • HORMN Healthcare Identity by Phenomenon Studio is for health tech
  • Drool Type Specimen by Forth+Back Studio is a 200-page biomechanical type specimen
  • Microsoft Create Team by NotReal introduces fluid motion into Microsoft's design
  • Skindeep Skincare by MW Branding Agency uses high-contrast serif and grids
  • Kinetic Type v2 by Knife is physics-based kinetic typography
  • Feoktistov & Partners by Andrew Moskvin is 3D motion design
  • Norton Museum of Art Rebrand by Koto draws on Florida's landscape and 80-year history
  • Bristol Dockyards by How&How rebrands SS Great Britain with photo-collage system
  • Next week focuses on minimalist packaging with tactile finishes

Entities

Artists

  • Kat Bres
  • Andrew Moskvin

Institutions

  • ONY Agency
  • Phenomenon Studio
  • Forth+Back Studio
  • NotReal
  • MW Branding Agency
  • Knife
  • Koto
  • How&How
  • Microsoft
  • Norton Museum of Art
  • SS Great Britain

Locations

  • Florida
  • United States
  • Bristol
  • United Kingdom

Sources