Macroscopic is the scale at which we see the world.

The human scale.

At Macroscopic, our methods are designed to confront the challenges of organizational transformation. We tackle issues such as technical complexity, organizational dynamics, ingrained norms and cultural habits, data intricacies, and the diverse needs of stakeholders. Addressing these facets is crucial for implementing change that is not only effective, but also enduring.

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To achieve this, we start by carefully identifying, analyzing, and visualizing the critical characteristics of the social, technical, and economic ecosystems where our strategies will unfold.

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Our comprehensive approach encompasses the discovery of organizational identity and the creation of authentic storytelling in communications campaigns. These incorporate mediums like design strategy and film.

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Throughout this journey, we curate content and foster community connections, ensuring a holistic and effective transformation.

We design strategies that bring unseen possibilities to reality.

Impact and innovation are what drive us.
We collaborate with clients who share that vision.
Our discovery process leads us to real insights.
We consider what is not yet seen.
We can change the status quo, together.

— We create transformational systems of design from the very beginning.

Clients

Music
Bluenote Records
Best Coast
Capitol Records
Miles Davis
Herbie Hancock
Iconiq Capital
KCRW
Red Bull Sound Select
Red Hot Chili Peppers
SIlversun Pickups
Esperanza Spalding
Sony Classical
Sting
Wilco
Yo-Yo Ma
Universal Music Group
NeoFidelity
Enterprise
AlleyCorp
WeTransfer
Smithsonian Enterprises
Women As One
XO Health
Folktale Vineyards
Toriko Izakaya, Silverlake
Rise and Roam Cafe, Carmel
Edgemar Restaurant, Santa Monica
Education
Royal College of Art
Imperial College of London
California College of the Arts
Berkley College of Music
UCLA
UC San Diego
USC Roski School of Art and Design
Cultural
Prestel Publishing
Museum of Design Atlanta
Mojo Philanthropic Foundation
The Smithsonian National Air and Space Museum
Apparel
ST Dupont Paris
Oliver Peoples Eyewear
The Row