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Modernizing a Boston Landmark
Renovating a century-old Boston office building is rewarding. Transforming one floor into a modern workplace while preserving historical charm is challenging yet exciting. Blending old and new creates a dynamic space reflecting the city’s evolution. Honored to contribute to this historic landmark’s modernization.
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London: London Eye for the "O"
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I like how the skyline replaces a single letter without crowding the word, the fine line version keeps the logo airy.
Property App
A mobile real-estate product concept designed to make property discovery and search easier to navigate.
The experience focuses on clear property cards, structured listing information, intuitive search and a straightforward path from discovery to property details.
The goal was to reduce the friction that often comes with browsing large property inventories.
Design focus:
• Real Estate App Design
• Property Search UX
• Property Listings
• Mobile UI/UX
• Information Architecture
• Product Design
Designed by WaxyWeb.
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