We designed a custom microsite for the new issue of Columbia Engineering, about the onslaught of data in the information age.
We collaborated with Frost Creative to develop and launch the first all-digital issue of Columbia Engineering.
Point Five provided a full website redesign for the Center, from strategy through development and launch.
We are thrilled to share our latest project: the first ever all-digital, multimedia issue of Columbia Journalism Review.
In addition to winning a 2020 Webby, the Knight First Amendment Institute website has received four recent awards from Davey, Communicator, and W3.
The Knight First Amendment Institute website has won the 2020 Webby Award in the Law websites category.
We’re proud to launch a new website for Seek, the award-winning science research magazine from The Rockefeller University.
Our longtime client Heidi Latsky Dance performed On Display at the Cooper Hewitt Museum in New York City as part of Disability Pride Month.
We designed Middlebury’s “Critical Conversations,” an ongoing series of events that encourage the campus community to engage deeply with issues of inclusivity and free expression. We worked with Aleksandar Savić to create a set of original illustrations for the project.
We launched a new site for Commonweal, enhancing their diverse content covering religion, politics, books and culture.
The latest issue of Democracy: A Journal of Ideas arrived in the mail today. You can find the entire symposium online.
Working with animator Francesca Cattaneo, we produced this installment of Nautilus’ Spark of Science series.
Our redesigned site for Democracy: A Journal of Ideas received three fantastic honors. Hats off to the editorial team at Democracy and to our collaborators at Tierra Innovation. We could not be prouder to be a part of this team.
We are thrilled to announce the launch of tricycle.org.
We’ve updated the Opening Act website with a responsive design. Also, the cast of Hamilton stopped by…
Heidi Latsky Dance celebrated the 25th Anniversary of the Americans with Disabilities Act with a series of free events throughout the month of July, including performances at The Whitney Museum of American Art, Lincoln Center, The High Line, and Brooklyn Bridge Park.
Religion & Politics is a Webby Nominee for Religion and Spirituality Website. Nautilus has been nominated for Website of the Year from Society of Publication Designers. And The Yale Law Journal is both a Webby Honoree and a bronze winner from Horizon Interactive Awards for websites in the Legal category.
Nautilus brought home two Ellies: One for General Excellence in the category of Literature, Science, and Politics, and the other for Website.
Nautilus was nominated for two National Magazine Awards: General Excellence in Literature, Science, and Politics Magazine and Website categories.