We have produced a number of projects which involve design in three dimensions – for example, signage, events, trophies and interiors.

St Katharine Docks
For the docks, located next to The Tower of London, we produced an internally-lit pilot signage system replacing the former 20-year-old kiosks. A major consideration for this job was how to encourage tourists, locals and office workers into the shops, cafes and restaurants inside the walled, former warehouse complex.

The solution was to brand the venue as a place to shop and eat, with maps and signage directing users around the estate.

City Academy, Bristol
In the education sector we have designed interiors and wall graphics for several of the new Academy schools. For City Academy, Bristol, we designed a 15 metre long 'pathway to work' to promote vocational subjects to 11-16 year old students.

Recent 3D projects

Lions of Bath 2010
A public art event in Bath featuring 100 life-sized lion sculptures. We sponsored and designed a conservation themed lion (named Big Game?) as a twist on the idea of lion trophies. Combining the talents of a local master joiner and a painter, we decorated him in golden typographic reminders of the threats facing lions in the wild today.
 

Chartered Institute of Marketing
We designed the branding for CIM's annual conference in 2006. The event identity covered a wide range of media, both to brand the 'Marketing for Profit' conference theme and to promote the CIM red and black corporate colours in an analogy of profit and loss.

Alastair Sawday Publishing
We have designed a range of trophies for companies wishing to set standards in their industry or sector. For example, Alastair Sawday Publishing's yearly winners are an eagerly anticipated publishing industry announcement and, given the company's sustainability ethos, we designed an award which recycles the by-products of the printing industry.

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