When city and local building owners began making plans for rezoning the historic Garment District in Midtown Manhattan, the Design Trust For Public Space launched the Made in Midtown project. Assembling a diverse coalition of designers, architects, and researchers, Design Trust sought to investigate the value of the Garment District to New York City, and to explore the potential impact on jobs and NYC's culture if the proposed zoning became reality. The results were collected and presented at madeinmidtown.org, a site developed by Adapted and designed by Adapted in collaboration with MTWTF.

Adapted designed and developed this website for the Hungarian Cultural Center, an organization founded and maintained by the Hungarian government to strengthen ties with the United States, highlight the achievements and contributions of Hungarians at home and in America, and promote Hungarian-related events, primarily in New York City.

We worked with the artists Faile and Bast to translate their visual work and ideas into a set of 40 game-like interactive pieces, which we installed on ten arcade machines. The cabinets themselves used original hardware from 1985-95 that were covered in posters and paint by the artists. We were involved in this project from the stage of game concept, through installation, and created the accompanying website, deluxxfluxx.com, where you can see pictures, play the games online, and download all kinds of goodies.

The show is on view at Lazarides Gallery, 8 Greek Street, London - W1D 4DG from February 12th to March 27th 2010.

When performance and visual artist Julia Mandle approched us to create a site we used it as an opportunity to highlight her concepts of audience participation in mark making. We built this site using HTML 5 canvas for animations and Django for a customized management system.

We were approached by our good friend and collaborator Glen Cummings from MTWTF to develop a site for his client SCAPE, a landscape architecture firm based in Manhattan. We delivered a management system, interaction design, front end development and animation for this site based on an identity concept by MTWTF.

We developed this portfolio site for the design studio MTWTF, a frequent Adapted-collaborator.

In-house projects and experiments of various sizes and value. HTML Canvas experiments, game prototypes, drawings and more.