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.
Establish government-wide data visualization standards
How do we create data visualization standards for most provincial government departments?
Client : Gouvernement du QuébecYear : 2024
Creating a narrative to explain the impact of Economic dynamism
Explaining the inner workings of Economic dynamism
Client : Economic Dynamism GroupYear : 2023
Highlighting the positive results of a multi-sport program in Quebec
How can we highlight the positive results of Fillactive's multi-sport program for teenage girls?
Client : FillactiveYear : 2023
Moving to a net zero future in an uncertain world
How to effectively communicate the nuance and details of CPP Investments’ net-zero commitment to a general audience?
Client : CPP InvestmentsYear : 2023
Demystifying the costs of heat pumps for consumers
How can we show in a fun and engaging way that heat pumps are cheaper for most Canadians?
Client : Canadian Climate InstituteYear : 2023
A comprehensive assessment of the cost of climate change for the Canadian population
How can we capture the attention of decision-makers and compel them to act in the face of the costs of climate change?
Client : Canadian Climate InstituteYear : 2022
Freeing the US from its culture of detention
How can we demonstrate that there is a widespread culture of detention through the US court system, leading to record high rates of pretrial detention, and riddled with systemic biases.
Client : University of Chicago - Federal Criminal Justice ClinicYear : 2022
A new look at the performance of residential and long-term care centres in Québec
How can we make visible the opportunities available to improve the living conditions for the most vulnerable elderly in Quebec?
Client : Commissaire à la santé et au bien-êtreYear : 2022
Achieving net zero in Canada will require a Big Switch
How can we shine a light on the role of electricity in achieving Canada’s net zero targets?
Client : Canadian Climate InstituteYear : 2022
The star of our work
How a greeting card became something more.
Client : Voilà:Year : 2022
The Canadian economy and the transition to a low-carbon world
How can we show the opportunities and the risks for Canada of the wave of low carbon at the global level?
Client : Canadian Institute for Climate ChoicesYear : 2021
Standards for climate charts
How to meet the higher standards that the audience demands when it comes to digital and in-print data visualization? All while balancing the need for nuances and impact when it comes to climate data?
Client : Canadian Climate InstituteYear : 2021
Taking nature into account(ing)
How can we show that protecting biodiversity can be good for the economy?
Client : World Bank GroupYear : 2021
Networks at work
How can we show the strengths and weaknesses of the start-up ecosystem in Tokyo?
Client : Tokyo Development Learning CenterYear : 2021