Custom Web Application built with React and TypeScript, and Sanity Studio as CMS. Graph interactions built with D3.js. Animations powered by Framer Motion.
Part of the CENTRINNO EU Project, The Living Archive collects stories from (post-)industrial sites to create inclusive, circular hubs in our cities (Fab City Foundation).
The challenge at A++ was to create a web application that would not only showcase a huge and quickly growing amount of content, but also display the connections between stories, locations, people and time.
A unique opportunity for us to experiment with design, web architecture and data visualisation techniques. The application is built on React and uses D3.js for the network graphs – check it out at: