Connectivity asks how architecture can encourage physical, visual and social connection. The publication gives that investigation a visual structure, moving between briefing, research and ideation through a consistent typographic hierarchy. Its cover uses a grid of light and shadow to suggest spaces that connect across boundaries, while oversized chapter numerals provide clear pauses within the reading sequence. The contents pages organise a broad body of material without flattening its different stages into a single narrative.
Designed in InDesign, the selected pages move from cover composition and navigation into architectural moodboards, photography, movement research, biophilia and residential architecture, before the ideation chapter. The research spans minimalism, modernism and neo-futurism, with an architectural brief that developed toward a hotel as a shared living environment.
