Enzo Nicolas

Last year, Rimasùu Studio teamed with Enzo Nicolas @endvc to redesign the Heim+Viladrich @heimviladrich website as a structured archive inspired by indexes, reflecting the studio’s approach. Precise, lightweight, and responsive, the interface balances digital efficiency with subtle analog depth. Calibrated whites, meaningful margins, layered transparencies, smooth transitions inspired by the motion of reading, and a strict editorial grid create a quiet reference to printed matter. Thanks to Lauriane Heim & Johan Viladrich for their trust. Design assisted by Paul Guibert @x333paul & Matteo Beda @bdeitr Development by Kolin Weidmann @kolin_w

Introducing ‘Le Relais’ @distanceathletics @saucony_eu A throwback to last year’s design and global direction for the temporary sports bar created to launch the Distance × Saucony Endorphin Speed 5. Custom lettering designed on sign, 1600 × 100 mm, developed from TWK Kloten by @weltkern . Built and scenography by @looppp.looppp Production by @dst.studio.14fc3 Typeface courtesy of @nizarkazan

@distanceathletics @saucony_eu On October 22–24, 2025, Distance Athletics launched the Endorphin Speed 5 in collaboration with Saucony, unveiling a dedicated visual and photographic direction developed for the occasion. Selected imagery from the visual and photographic direction, applied across printed assets. Postcard, 105 × 148.5 mm. Perforated die-cut seeding card, 210 × 100 mm. Special thanks to @guillaume_pontier and the whole @distanceathletics team.

Part of design system we designed for the architecture studio @atelierdelalandetabourin , AJAP 2020 laureate. Made with and for the one and only @rimasuu_std Format: various Card printed by: Atelier Bulk

It's a pleasure to share this new project designed as part of @integraltypography Dualité – Front de Seine Quartiers de Javel et Grenelle Newspaper questionning the conflict between the light and the architecture within the districts of Javel and Grenelle both located in the 15th arrondissement of Paris. 289x380 mm, 36 pages, in french. Using Everett by @nolan_paparelli – @type.weltkern