Isometric Studio

Isometric worked closely with the team at Columbia Engineering to conceptualize and design wholly updated print alumni magazine and digital
newsletter. The new communications materials inform and engage engineering audiences across the United States and around the world with particular emphasis on industry partnerships and alumni engagement. We
developed a visual system that foregrounds stories of collaboration and innovation at the school while celebrating alumni achievements and contributions.
A new typographic suite and color palette enhances clarity and readability, and a meticulous approach to image treatment and captions adds a visual layer of storytelling. Through the use of scalecontrast, pacing, and layered details, the magazine's design creates
a communication framework for its thoughtfully curated content.

We’re proud to share that the Isometric-designed permanent exhibition at the Juanita J. Craft Civil Rights House & Museum has received the 2025 Preservation Texas Honor Award!

This recognition honors the extraordinary leadership of architect Nancy McCoy, who was recognized by Preservation Texas, and with whom we had the privilege of working closely. Together with a dedicated team of collaborators, we helped realize a decades-long dream: creating a world-class permanent exhibition that amplifies the enduring legacy of Juanita J. Craft—a pioneering civil rights leader who organized hundreds of NAACP youth councils, fought to integrate schools and public facilities across Texas, and dedicated her life to racial equity and community empowerment.

The Craft House will be the only Texas stop on the U.S. Civil Rights Trail, ensuring that her story continues to inspire generations to come.