An overview of a firm's M&A activity in the European market.

In keeping with Paradigm's rebranding, their trade ads took on a bold, dramatic look highlighting the new "Paradigm Orange".

The Golden Years: YYES designed the 100-page, 10˝x10˝ coffee table book, One Hundred: Portraits of Centinarians. Published by non-profit fine art publisher Push Press, the book features photography by AIA photographer of the year John Gillan and won the Asuka Book Award.

Tea-Party Favor: Each exquisite, custom-made gift box features embossed silk and contains a set of engraved, art deco-inspired personal stationery including monarch sheets, monogrammed seals, note cards, and envelopes.

A print brochure to drive sales of top-quality commercial real estate assets.

Custom typography and top-quality fabrication make this wayfinding system merge seamlessly with the elegant interior finishes at a corporate headquarters.

Just What the Neighborhood Needed. YYES worked with maverick restaurateur Anthony Jones to develop the look of Mode, his new 24-hour downtown L.A. hotspot. The restaurant’s identity had to capture the sophistication of its upscale French cuisine while keeping one eye on the playful nature of its all-night crowd. From menus to matchbooks to media, Mode has become a brand.

Into the Deep End: Just in time for summer, YYES finalizes the Huntington Pools identity package based around the concept of old-money, California craftsman homes in the Pasadena neighborhoods where Huntington typically works.

Gilbert Papers recognized the package with an Outstanding Design Award, and YYES now has a Led Zeppelin Presence-quality obelisk to show off.

A monthly series of direct mail cards designed to announce M&A deals, promote capabilities, and keep the firm on the radar of its audience.

An intricate die-cut window in the shape of a camera highlights this photographer's materials.