THE FOOD BANK SINGAPORE
EDITORIAL & PUBLICATION DESIGN / CUSTOM DATA VISUALISATION
Data is only as powerful as its ability to be understood. When The Food Bank Singapore commissioned its landmark landscape study—Landscape study of local food support–Hunger Report III–they possessed an extraordinary, evidence-based wealth of information. Authored by Dr Seah Lay Hoon and Ms Tay Poh Ling Linda from the Institute of Policy Studies, the study takes a systems-level perspective on how community food support is delivered, who it reaches, and the operational models behind these efforts.
The report consolidates evidence-based insights into the challenges, collaboration opportunities and systemic gaps within Singapore's food support landscape. Designed for policymakers, non-profit organisations, researchers and community stakeholders, the publication plays an important role in strengthening awareness and encouraging innovation towards a more resilient and equitable food ecosystem.
SOLUTIONS
Through strategic layouts, strong visual hierarchy and intuitive data visualisation, the report presents large volumes of information with clarity and impact. Charts, infographics and refined typography were carefully designed to improve readability while maintaining the publication's professional and research-driven tone.
The final deliverables successfully balanced visual appeal with functionality across both the 94-page digital report and 8-page print brochure.
TESTIMONIAL
“Working with Marcus was a pleasure, thanks to his patient and understanding nature, especially when our research team needed multiple revisions to get the messaging just right.
His thoughtful design sensibility shone through in how he balanced visual appeal with clarity, making our technical content digestible for diverse audiences. He understood our vision, and his genuine belief in the importance of our research was evident in his dedication to the project.
Marcus's conscientious commitment to quality and meticulous attention to every design element ensured we received a final product we're truly proud to share.”
Dr Seah Lay Hoon & Ms Tay Poh Ling Linda
Research Team–Hunger Report III,
Institute of Policy Studies
