This document outlines the structure and content of the Layout magazine for creative professionals and design enthusiasts. It will include features on the design process from inspiration to end product across the built environment spectrum. Each issue aims to provide over 100 pages of visual content across sections like main features, city observations, profiles, trends, and materials to give readers insight into macro and micro levels of the design process through interviews, photos and discussions.

2. Every design begins with a problem, a brief, a question,
which forms a dialogue and background for innovation.
Layout aims to create four dynamic issues a year, with over 100
pages of visual content, in the belief that design should be
observed. We seek to find expressions of design whilst exploring
the journey from inspiration to the end product.
The entire spectrum of design is explored with a focus on the
built environment. Cover to cover Layout aims to give the reader
an insight into the process of design on both at a macro and
micro level. This will be achieved through interviews,
observations and discussions.
Layout is the magazine for creative professionals and design
enthusiasts!

3. Cover
Contents
Main feature
Secondary features
Regulars
Events

4. COVER

5. Contents

6. STRUCTURE

7. STRUCTURE
Dynamic font, phonetic spelling

8. MAIN FEATURE
Main feature

9. SECONDARY FEATURE

10. 1. City Observer
2. Calendar
3. Competitions
4. Reviews
5. Seasonal Photograph
6. Exploded products
7. Common Trends
8. Eco update
9. Creative perspectives
10. Face the name
11. Before and after
12. Materials
13.Practice Profile
REGULARS

11. COMMON TRENDS
Brick Series

12. COMMON TRENDS
Pods

13. COMMON TRENDS
Memorial Landscapes

14. COMMON TRENDS
Material

15. COMMON TRENDS
Old Vs New

16. CITY OBSERVER
Viewing the city in a dynamic way providing facts, features and fun, through
the use of differing media and graphics

17. CITY OBSERVER
Seeing the city through public facilities
Public transport Public Houses Public convenience

18. BEFORE AND AFTER
The innovation the Rolling Bridge, designed by Thomas Heatherwick Studio ,
is apparent through its movement and structure, when open for access
(before) and closed (after).

19. BEFORE AND AFTER
The Ice Hotels experiences a freeze and thaw process which involves
reconstruction when the ice melts.

20. FACE THE NAME
Made by me

21. EXPLODED PRODUCTS
Understanding how things work is key to layout. We find the best way to
understand a product is to take things apart and put them back together

22. CREATIVE PRESPECTIVE
Providing a fresh, innovative and inspirational perspective on photography

23. MATERIALITY
Our aim with this regular is to give a understanding or snapshot to the source
and process involved to create items, tools and structures that we all relate to.

24. MATERIALITY
Our aim with this regular is to give a understanding or snapshot to the source
and process involved to create items, tools and structures that we all relate to.

25. ECO UPDATE
Funky way of what ecology ideas are around, what people are doing and
what's new

26. PRODUCTS

27. Practice Profiles
Key projects

28. Unseen

29. Main Feature
Personal Space

30. Main Feature
Night Space