A collection management tool for in-office use by the art collector duo Friedrich and Johanna Grafling. Archive Graflings is an inventory system that allows them to organise, share, and keep track of their collection.

A growing archive for Assisted Lab, a research group exploring cultural influences on assisted dying discourse. The archive continually evolves and welcomes contributions from scholars, healthcare professionals, patients, and artists worldwide.

A message-in-a-bottle website for the Call for Lost Entries platform, aiming to complete the archive of The Shinkenchiku Residential Design Competition. The website seeks to collect competition entries that did not win awards (and were not published).

A new website for the Centre Wallonie Bruxelles, featuring multiple lists, indexes, and an extensive tagging system to navigate through their dense programming and creative initiatives.

An interactive timeline for Eugène Architecture, an architectural firm specialising in the restoration of historic monuments from various periods.

A directory for Non-Extractive Architecture, collecting projects that explore the relationship between built and natural environments, technology, politics, and the architect’s role in transformation. The website is structured as a triptych, allowing users to view and sort over 1,000 entries.

An online platform for the experimental and emerging cultural institution, OtherNetwork. This platform explores connections between independent art spaces through interconnected networks and visualisations.

An online archive for the research program Performance Sources that highlights Le Génerateur’s extensive multimedia collection history. The platform offers advanced search functions alongside creative and unconventional methods to access content.

An online archive of Uncover, Exposing the Book within Fashion. The platform uses fashion ephemera to rediscover publications, magazines, and lookbooks relevant to fashion publishing over time.