Editorial Design – BA2 S1 2025

As part of this editorial design course, students developed a research-based project focused on the selection and design of texts around a shared theme. Based on a curated set of sources, each project presents two editions with identical content, produced in both a large and a small format.

Studio project (2026) with Diego Bontognali

Assistants: Olympe Boutaghane
Students: Mathys Mauron, Emma Morisseau, Sara Pedersoli, Lucie Pittet, Hélène Prongué, Alice Refachinho, Justine Renevey, Gaspard Schlatter, Laura Simons, Isabelle Virnot, Vu Toni Thien Duc, Maïa Yassin, Jonas Zesiger
Know-how: Editorial

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