What we’ve done

We are information designers because we commit to understanding the substance and finding design solutions. See how we do it by engaging in a dialogue with our clients.

Canada’s infrastructure under the climate crisis

How might we explain the scale of the problem that infrastructure faces in Canada under climate change?

Client : Canadian Climate Institute
Year : 2021

The misunderstood role of water in conflict

How can we draw a picture of the difficult access to drinking water in the Middle East and North Africa by populations forcibly displaced in times of conflict?

Client : World Bank Group
Year : 2021

Networks at work

How can we show the strengths and weaknesses of the start-up ecosystem in Tokyo?

Client : Tokyo Development Learning Center
Year : 2021

Finding the Canadian path to net zero greenhouse gas emissions

How to explain clearly the myriad of ways by which Canada can achieve its target of net zero greenhouse gas emissions by 2050?

Client : Canadian Institute for Climate Choices
Year : 2021

A portfolio of inclusive businesses for a sustainable future

How to present the project portfolio of a new Canadian international development organization?

Client : FinDev Canada
Year : 2021

Promoting food security for farming communities

How do you create a practical and easy-to-use tool to guide the collection and analysis of data that will ensure seed security?

Client : SeedChange
Year : 2020

The daily difficulties of domesticated honeybees

How to demonstrate that the life of a honeybee is an obstacle course?

Client : Public service
Year : 2019

Integration of new immigrants in Montréal

How to best communicate the efforts to finance integration activities for new immigrants in Montreal?

Client : Ville de Montréal
Year : 2020

Revealing parents’ and students’ priorities

How can you clearly communicate the results of a major consultation when the future of children depends on it?

Client : Commission scolaire de Montréal
Year : 2019

Encouraging economic development in the East of Montréal

Historically, the East of Montreal is a region that has been less developed and less well served than the Center and the West. How can we mobilize political actors to restore equity?

Client : Chambre de commerce de l’Est de Montréal
Year : 2019

A theory of change for inclusive businesses

How to present the way in which a new development organization intends to change the world?

Client : FinDev Canada
Year : 2019

Visualizing World Inequality

Income inequality is both a stark reality and an abstract concept shown in numbers and calculations. How can it be made visible at the national and international level?

Client : Public service
Year : 2019

Bamako: The time to act is now!

How to convey the immense opportunity of urban development in Bamako for all of Mali?

Client : World Bank Group
Year : 2018

Before It’s Too Late

How do you convey as clearly as possible that fauna is at a tipping point in a crucial spot of biodiversity in Africa?

Client : World Bank Group
Year : 2018

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