Andrews House is a non-profit located in Delaware, Ohio, whose aim is to provide a place for hospitality, healing, and education in Delaware. At their center, they had an outdoor emergency food pantry and library that was on the verge of breaking down. This project focused on redesigning, building, and installing a modular, accessible, and durable emergency pantry that empowered the people of the community. The secondary objective of this project was to center aesthetics around the existing architecture, brand identity, goals, and history of Andrews House, which included revising their visual identity. The emergency food pantry and library is now functioning and in use by the community at Andrews House in Delaware, Ohio. This project was created in collaboration with Elise Aultman and Mark Boyd under the supervision of Deborah Scott.
the process
visiting andrews house
evaluating the old emergency food pantry
initial ideation
systems development
form and visual identity ideation
developed visual identity brief
Elise Aultman developed the final visual brand language which surrounded concepts of identity, unity, and accessibility.
prototyping
cad models
building the emergency food pantry
installing the emergency food pantry
developed project
