the brief

To conceive and implement a roadshow experience to help maximise Nestle’s sponsorship as official confectioners to The Carling Premiership.

the solution

Using giant inflatable ‘Yorkie’ skyguys alongside a penalty prize shoot-out and an onboard Yorkie truck-football roadshow and Spot-the-Ball challenge.

Nestlé Yorkie Football Roadshow

the brief

To create a new image and new menu for John T's restaurant at Leeds Marriot Hotel.

the solution

As well as creating a new, modern logo for John T's, a seasonal look was created in a range of three menus. The background colours were silver for winter, blue for summer and terracotta for autumn.

John T's Restaurant / Corporate Identity

the brief

Create a modern and relaxed new interior design for Britannia Building Society’s flagship branch in Stoke-on-Trent. To bring the brand’s new ‘Homebuilding’ concept – centred around new products and services to Buy, Improve, Secure and Manage the home - to life in the branch environment. Reflect the fact that Britannia can take the headache out of running a home.

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Britannia Building Society / Branch Refurbishment

the solution

Theme the branch by dividing it in to four inspirational and interactively designed ‘zones’ to reflect the four key elements to the Homebuilding concept: the Home Buyer Zone, Home Improvement Lounge, Security Zone, and Home Money Manager. Install internet microsites within the zones, featuring useful information relevant to each, with access to the Britannia website. Install informative ‘Common Theme’ posters in each zone, providing tips from customers, as well as third party experts’ advice, quirky statistics and facts, and free publications providing advice on cost savings ideas. Create a fun, interactive children’s area, comprising an educational competition for parents to also share.

Britannia Building Society / Branch Refurbishment

the brief

To survey a recently acquired car park and to report on the agency's recommendations for the improvement to existing signage.

the solution

design forum visited the car park and took extensive photography on site. Having appraised the old signage, and found it to be inadequate, unclear and sometimes confusing, we produced a series of coordinated designs for new, corporate, customer information signs. Using digital compositing, we were able to produce 'before and after' visuals, illustrating the new signs as they would appear in place.

National Car Parks / Harlow Centre Car Park Signage

Before and after