Architectural drawings, typefaces, posters and other graphic embellishments – Archiprint is graphic designer, Adrian Volz’s adventurous homage to architecture and features many of Volz’s modernist favorites.
"Adrian Volz's adventurous 20-page graphical journey was undoubtedly created in the spirit of celebration. Like an intrepid traveler, he embarks upon a captivating study, beginning with Richard Crowther’s imprint upon the city of Denver and then broadening his explorations to include Denver’s other modernist credentials. Volz’s passion for industrial design, architecture, film, and fonts (he meticulously crafts several of his own) illuminates this creative adventure. Above all, his work stands as a testament to his deep devotion to graphic design.” - Lisa Y at Areaware
About the Author:
Adrian Volz is a graduate of Pratt Institute in Brooklyn, New York, where he received his bachelor’s degree in Communications Design with a focus on Graphic Design. Art, architecture and design have always been an integral part of his life. Adrian concentrates on modern corporate identity, poster and information design solutions. He has assisted a range of architectural clients. His work has been recognized by Graphis, US Modernist, HOW Design Magazine and Prattfolio, to name a few. Most recently, Adrian launched an independent newspaper, titled Archiprint, which has been carried at five independent bookstores in the United States. Copies are available online through Printed Matter and William Stout Architectural Books.
To contact Adrian and see more of his work, please visit: https://adrianvolzdesign.com/
