Threesixty Architecture utilizes vintage-inspired posters as a unique medium to visually communicate information about their projects. Drawing inspiration from travel and railway posters of the 1920s-1950s, these artworks showcase the firm's diverse projects, adopting a tailored approach for each client. The absence of a strict design style allows for flexibility in representing various building types, sectors, styles, and scales coherently. The posters not only serve as a distinctive promotional tool but also contribute to the practice's engagement with graphic design and cultural mediums. Framed posters are gifted to clients, providing them with a visual representation of their projects. Originating from a design competition in 2015, the collection has expanded, garnering positive feedback and even leading to commissioned artworks.