Do, Public Design is a publication that explores a range of successful public design projects to deepen practitioners’ understanding of the field.

Through in-depth interviews with designers and project leaders, the book examines how each project began, the challenges encountered along the way, and how those processes shaped the outcomes — shedding light on the realities and potential of public design through firsthand insights and experiences.

Everyday Practice visualized the warm values and positive energy that public design brings to society. Lively and friendly English typography conveys the book’s optimistic tone, while different colored papers for each chapter emphasize the individuality and diversity of the featured cases. To reflect the distinct voices of practitioners, a combination of serif and handwritten-inspired typefaces was used, varying by chapter. The graphic motif from the cover and the typographic system extend throughout the publication, establishing a cohesive and consistent visual identity.