Walker Warner builds timeless, enduring architecture that inspires and elevates the experience of space — its context, its materiality, its flow. For Office Use Only has launched a new website for the San Francisco-based firm to showcase its work, reveal its process, and articulate its ethos. Take a look, we think it’s one of our best.

For Office Use Only has launched the new site for the Dedalus Foundation, founded by Abstract Expressionist painter, Robert Motherwell. Dedalus supports the public understanding of modern art and the principles of modernism that Motherwell embraced. The new site places renewed focus on Motherwell as artist and thinker, and profiles the hundreds of artists, scholars, and publications that the Foundation has supported as fellows since its inception.

Our website design for the employee-owned architecture firm Ayers Saint Gross has been shortlisted by the 2022 Archiboo Awards for Best User Experience. The site has also been recently featured on Siteinspire, an industry-leading website design showcase site.

For Office Use Only has launched the new website for LGDR, an arts consortium founded by the renown New York art gallerists Dominique Lévy, Bretty Gorvy, Amalia Dayan, and Jeanne Greenberg Rohatyn.

We redesigned the graphic identity and website for Cristina Grajales, a revered Tribeca, New York-based design gallery representing artists such as Paula Hayes, Cristophe Côme, and the Starn Brothers.

Our websites for HOK, Dattner Architects, and Silman have been shortlisted at the 2020 Archiboo Awards for Best Visual Design and Best Consultants Website. Our work for Dattner and Noguchi.org also won W3 Gold Awards. Thank you to all the juries for the selections of our work.

FOUO designed the user interface for the newly-launched Isamu Noguchi Digital Archives and Catalogue Raisonné. Developed in collaboration with the technicalogists at Whirl-i-gig, the Archive represents the completion of a major multiyear project and includes over 60,000 unique items documenting Noguchi’s artworks, exhibitions, studios, and travels. The launch of the Noguchi Archives has been profiled on ArtForum and Hyperallergic.