Exploring the Offshore Studio website gave me valuable insights into how interdisciplinary collaboration fuels innovative design. Offshore Studio is a Zurich-based design practice that combines architecture, graphic design, and digital media, showing how merging different creative disciplines can produce unique and meaningful work. Their projects often blur boundaries between physical spaces and digital experiences, which is inspiring for a project like mine that aims to create accessible, multi-sensory ways to navigate transport systems.

What stood out was their emphasis on collaboration across fields and media to solve complex design challenges. This reinforces the idea that to design effectively for neurodiverse users, it’s essential to integrate perspectives beyond graphic design alone—such as psychology, urban planning, and technology—to address the full experience of transport.

The site also highlights how thoughtful visual language and spatial design can work together to create intuitive environments. This makes me think about how my typography, logo, and pattern designs could be part of a wider system that supports ease of navigation and reduces stress for neurodiverse travellers.

In conclusion, Offshore Studio’s work underlines the importance of blending disciplines and mediums to create designs that are both functional and emotionally engaging. For my project, adopting this holistic, collaborative mindset could help me develop transport design solutions that truly resonate with and support neurodiverse users on multiple levels.

Works Cited: Seiffert, I. and Miler, C., 2015. Offshore Studio. [online] Available at: https://www.offshorestudio.ch/ [Accessed 8 July 2025].