lukebulman.com

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Office of Luke Bulman

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Office of Luke Bulman is a New York City graphic design practice specializing in book design, environmental graphics, and wayfinding systems at the intersection of architecture and design. Founded by Luke Bulman, who holds a Master of Architecture from Rice School of Architecture and currently teaches at Yale School of Architecture, the practice treats books as architectural spaces with directional flow and organized sequences, applying this spatial thinking to publications, signage, and environmental graphic projects. The office operates cooperatively on projects spanning concept development through public delivery, working with architecture schools, cultural institutions, and publishers including Lars Müller Publishers, Yale University Press, Princeton University Press, and ACTAR among many others to create design solutions that connect abstract ideas with tangible experiences. Each project is evaluated for its mobility, adaptability, shareability, and accessibility requirements, emphasizing coordination between collaborators and craftspeople to maintain alignment between message, content, material, and final delivery—whether designing a book, developing wayfinding systems for buildings, or creating environmental graphics that help people navigate and understand spaces.

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Office of Luke Bulman

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Office of Luke Bulman

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Office of Luke Bulman is a New York City graphic design practice specializing in book design, environmental graphics, and wayfinding systems at the intersection of architecture and design. Founded by Luke Bulman, who holds a Master of Architecture from Rice School of Architecture and currently teaches at Yale School of Architecture, the practice treats books as architectural spaces with directional flow and organized sequences, applying this spatial thinking to publications, signage, and environmental graphic projects. The office operates cooperatively on projects spanning concept development through public delivery, working with architecture schools, cultural institutions, and publishers including Lars Müller Publishers, Yale University Press, Princeton University Press, and ACTAR among many others to create design solutions that connect abstract ideas with tangible experiences. Each project is evaluated for its mobility, adaptability, shareability, and accessibility requirements, emphasizing coordination between collaborators and craftspeople to maintain alignment between message, content, material, and final delivery—whether designing a book, developing wayfinding systems for buildings, or creating environmental graphics that help people navigate and understand spaces.