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Louise Bay Poulsen

As part of Henning Larsen Architects’ design department Louise is responsible for the graphic communication. She develops identity solutions within communication and design – from signage projects and exhibition design to visual identities, printed material and packaging. Taking her basis in a highly visual design culture Louise is part of the collaboration with architects, designers and other professional groups. On several projects she has been responsible for project management and contact to clients and users.

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Experience

Louise has experience of all disciplines - from idea development and concepts to final design and she has demonstrated great versatility, creativity and professional range. In connection with Visitor Centre Reykjavik Louise was responsible for the overall graphic design including development of the exhibition idea and concept, the visual identity, the logo, exhibition posters, wall graphics, facade signage, banners, posters, invitations etc.

Through several years of employment with Henning Larsen Architects Louise has acquired special competences within signage and wayfinding in connection with the company's building projects. In the signage project for the Norwegian Radium Hospital research department Louise was responsible for the overall process - from the first conceptual ideas to the preparation of the design manual to signage and decorations. Finally, she handled the contact to and coordination between client, user groups and sign company.

Facts

EMPLOYMENT
Henning Larsen Architects, 2006
More Design, 2005
Etcetera Design, 2001

EDUCATION
BA, Visual Communication,
The Graphic Arts Insitute of Denmark, 2005

BORN
1981

LANGUAGES
Danish, English

Selected projects

DNR Research, signage / decorations, Oslo, Norway, 2008
Visitor Center, exhibition design, Reykjavik, Iceland, 2008
BOZAR, exhibition design, Bruxelles, Belgium, 2008
Kronborg Conference, visuel identity / signage, Helsingør, Denmark, 2007
The Icelandic Pavilion at the Biennale, exhibition design, Venice, Italy, 2006