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A new series of adverts for inpholio have just been printed in the well-known Luerzers Archive. The German edition features an amazing shot of Iggy Pop by photographer Frank Bauer and the European edition is game set and match with Ali Kepenek. ^{Project Number 195}

No.74, is a unique store concept curated by adidas. Opening in March 2008 during its development stages – the full concept of No.74 was revealed in the following July and will continue to develop over the coming months. Greige has worked, from location to concept to interior, alongside adidas, helping to make the store become a reality. Be sure to check it out! ^{Project Number 77}

The archetypal Y-3 lookbook returns ready for the autumn / winter of 2008, presenting looks and accessories from the latest collection! It looks like it's going to be an icy and snowy one... ^{Project Number 148}

2007 was a fantastic year for Michael Michalsky and in January 2008 we saw the presentation of his third collection for the following autumn / winter. As part of our on-going Art direction and branding work for the label, we celebrate our first lookbook together. ^{Project Number 150}

Achtung – Zeitschrift für Mode is out now in all good news agents and book stores. We were invited to work on the graphic language and to support the production of this super fashion magazines 10th issue! ^{Project Number 145}

It was a pleasure to design the packaging for the Smart 'A Smart Art Project' Book. After initially being promised the design of the book itself, which was finally made and published by die gestalten verlag together with bureau mario lombardo, we created a pure varnish gloss printed box with mega-rip-tab. After delivery the packaging serves as a slip case to keep your book safe for ever and ever! ^{Project Number 153}

Master carpenter Andreas Stachon receives an intriguing new identity from Greige. Realized by mixing a blend of profession and personality, with lots of embossing, back printing, stamping and other physical print techniques... ^{Project Number 132}

Megastructure Reloaded exhibited in Berlin from September 19th to November 2nd 2008 within the Former State Mint, an industrial building from the late thirties in the centre of Berlin. The architecture for the exhibition was developed by Dennis Crompton, a former member of Archigram, in collaboration with raumlabor_berlin (a Berlin based group of architects) and the artists involved. We worked across a broad range of graphics together with our friends at Weiss-Heiten for our friends at European Art Projects. ^{Project Number 143}