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Change By Us functions as "a social network for civic activity". see project
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The 9/11 Memorial Algorithm creates "a latticework of meaning underneath all the names." see project
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Listening is an act of love. Local Projects was the interaction designer for Storycorps, the ground-breaking national oral histories project. see project
Awards: I.D. Magazine Design Distinction
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Everyone has a 9/11 story. The 9/11 Memorial Museum will let all visitors tell their story, and hear history from those who lived it. see project
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Local Projects created an original film about the farm, as well as a way-finding iPhone App. see project
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"These videographies acknowledge fame, but dig below celebrity to the truths beneath fame: that some achievements impact the world forever." see project
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GE and Local Projects envision the future of healthcare. It’s not just about the cutting-edge technology, but the lives it saves. see project
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A heart pulses in a grove of glass rods. When more people join together through a kiss or embrace and touch the podium, the quicker the heart will beat. see project
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Dreams of Freedom uses a signature projection system that blends projected imagery with physical sculpture. see project
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Make History is a world-wide initiative to gather any and every 9/11 story in an effort to understand history from the perspective of those who witnessed it. see project
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news and events
June 17, 2013
Local Projects launches “CANCER: The Emperor of All Maladies” splash page
Local Projects is honored to launch the splash page for this documentary series. Based on Dr. Siddhartha Mukherjee's Pulitzer Prize-winning book, and executive produced by Ken Burns, the series will premiere on PBS in Spring 2015. Read the NY Times write up about the project here.
June 13, 2013
Local Projects Wins D&AD Yellow Pencil Award
Local Projects is honored to have won a Yellow Pencil award. Read about all the D&AD winners here.
June 6, 2013
Local Projects’ work on Eisenhower Memorial featured in Washington Post
Read about the first phase of the Eisenhower E-Memorial launch in the Washington Post, on ABC News, and here.