NAVE MULTIPURPOSE SPACE — The project focused on the rehabilitation of an existing space, transforming it into a versatile venue capable of accommodating a wide range of programs in the future, including gallery exhibitions, events, retail, or a café. At the heart of the intervention is a circular wall made of a lightweight metal structure, which plays a dual role in defining the space. Internally, it functions as a storage area, ensuring practical organization. Externally, the curved surface becomes a striking visual identity for Nave, serving as a focal point and source of soft illumination. This seamless integration of functionality and aesthetics establishes Nave as a flexible and inviting space, ready to adapt to the evolving needs of its users.
GRAPHIC DESIGN AND VISUAL IDENTITY PROJECT — The design for NAVE’s visual identity is centered around the idea of flexibility and interconnectedness, mirroring the space’s potential to host a variety of programs. The logo, composed of individual squares that gradually come together to form the name “NAVE”, represents the way different elements of the space — whether artistic, cultural, or social — interact to create a unified whole.
Beyond the logo, I developed a series of dynamic graphics and layouts, including social media assets and event posters. The visual identity is built to adapt, giving Nave a cohesive and evolving presence that reflects the ever-changing nature of the space itself.
CLIENT — Nave LOCATION — Porto, Portugal YEAR — 2023 PHOTOS + VIDEOS — Francisco Costa and Mariya Aleksandrova
SPATIAL DESIGN — Matterpieces Brand Launch — Factory of Stories Exhibition — Transcribe Exhibition
SET DESIGN — Aperitif Set Styling — Assembly Scenography
INSTALLATION — Metallic Air Pocket Installation 2.0 — Metallic Air Pocket Installation 1.0
ARCHITECTURE — Nave Multipurpose Space — Bóca House — Duque Apartment — Mmutt Pop-up Store
OBJECTS — Column 2.0 — Viana Marble Bookcase — Block Chair — Column 1.0 — Flat Jewellery Displays — Iris Lamp
OTHERS — Aquela Kombucha