Noesis is a layout for a quarterly philosophical magazine. It is designed to support long essays, interviews, and bibliographic notes. The goal is to make dense content easy to follow and pleasant to read.

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The layout is based on a flexible three-column grid. This structure gives room for footnotes and marginalia, which are often key in academic texts. It also adapts to pages with more images, shifting the balance between text and visuals.

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Typography and white space are central to the design. They create a calm rhythm that invites slow reading and reflection. The system allows the magazine to stay clear and consistent while leaving space for variety.​ The layout aims to give readers an experience that is both engaging and thoughtful, in line with the magazine’s mission to question how we think and see the world.

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