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The House On Henry Street
To celebrate 100 years of service, Henry Street Settlement created a physical and digital exhibition that highlights the achievements of Lillian Wald and the visiting nurses of the Lower East Side in Manhattan.

Role: Branding • Design

Created at Bluecadet
Branding a New York City legacy
Inspired by newspapers, tickets and other ephemera from the early 20th century, we developed an identity that highlights the settlements strong voice and gentle approach to helping a community in need.
Mobile timeline designs
Collage of desktop designs
People in the exhibition
Immersing visitors in the early 20th century
To emphasize milestones in Henry Street's history, we created an online exhibition with "chapters" that allowed visitors to dive deep into the story.
Collage of desktop designs
Taking the story to the streets
In addition to the exhibition, we created a geo-location based tour where visitors can follow the story by walking in Lillian Wald's footsteps.
Collage of desktop designs
Bringing history to life
To help tell the story of life in the early 20th century, we developed original content that brought early city dwellers into the foreground.
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