Philipp Doringer—Graphic & Informationdesign
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2023
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2021
Studio Joost Grootens, ongoing collaboration, Amsterdam, NL
2019
Grafisches Büro, Vienna, AT
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2018
Studio LWZ & Manuel Radde, ongoing collaboration, Vienna, AT
2016
Internship at Inspiranto, design agency, Salzburg, AT
2015
Internship at Werbenetzwerk, design agency, Salzburg, AT

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2023
Teaching position, New Design University, AT
2022
Lecture on visualizing complexity, New Design University, AT, class Enrico Bravi
2017
Lecture on Datavisualization for the magazine Ballesterer, New Design University, AT, class Enrico Bravi

2021
2018
2018
Workshop with Thomas Castro (LUST, Stedelijk, NL)
2013
Studied Architecture & Sociology at TU Vienna and University of Vienna for 1.5 years
2012
Graduation from High School Herz-Jesu Missionare, Salzburg, AT

2023
2023
2020
IIID Award, Gold & Bronze
2018
Atlas of No Direction Home honored for outstanding performance
2017
2nd place at the Competition to design the official Life Ball Wine Label


Philipp Doringer is a Graphic- & Informationdesigner living and working in Vienna, AT

Email                  ciao@philippdoringer.com
 Phone                0699 19343707
Instagram         Pdoringer

Address             Wohlmutstraße 15–17/2/14
                              1020 Vienna

Renderings      Felix Blum

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Port City Atlas

A multitude of port cities dots Europe’s coastline, all serving the purpose of facilitating maritime transportation. Over millennia, public and private leaders have built harbours, urban spaces and infrastructures in diverse territories to serve hinterlands, including landlocked capital cities and metropolitan areas. As nodes on the edge of water and land, port city territories embody knowledge on maritime flows and water conditions. At a time of climate change, they can be paradigms and stewards of sustainable development.

Taking a comprehensive, mapping based approach, Port City Atlas visualizes 100 port city territories located on four seas and connected through shared waters. It provides a foundation for comparative analysis beyond case study approaches that are often locked into national contexts, select languages or disciplinary approaches. Conceived as a work of reference, the book makes the case for a sea-based approach to the understanding and design of Europe.

Materials
Paper
Munken Print White
Magno Volume

Special printing
4 PMS Colors
White Foil

In collaboration with
Studio Joost Grootens
Julie Da Silva