Month: January 2021

IV Real Estate picked up two properties in the heart of Bristol – an Art Deco building designed by Sir Giles and its neighbour, a former bank. They approached us with agents Savills and Alder King to devise a marketing plan for both buildings within one campaign. We created a unique identity for each, playing on the different architectural styles. Visitors to the website could view either building and the brochures were different sizes and finishes.

Motcomb Estates, CBRE and Cushman & Wakefield commissioned us to develop a campaign to attract high-end retailers to London’s original luxury shopping destination. We created a compelling story to engage the world’s top brands with stunning gold-foiled brochures designed to convince decision-makers that they belonged at Burlington Arcade.

IV Real Estate and Colliers commissioned us to develop a marketing campaign to raise this workspace building’s profile. Tucked away off Clerkenwell Green, the recent refurbishment celebrates the old building’s original features offering companies flexible open-plan workspace as well as plug and play solutions. Our approach highlighted the building’s tranquil surroundings and superb location at the heart of Farringdon and Clerkenwell’s creative scene.

Established in 2008, Chartered surveyors Helme + Partners came to us for a rebrand. We worked closely with the team to develop the brief and create a visual identity that would appeal to their audience. The result is a bold brand that matches the company’s ambition and confidence and will stand them in good stead for the future. The new website’s animated logo creates an impression while giving a sense of Helme + Partners’ dynamic approach.

Developer Dominvs Residential and agent Kinleigh Folkard & Hayward commissioned us to create marketing materials for a stylish collection of fifty-four apartments built around a refurbished public house in Palmers Green, London. The campaign focused on lush imagery showcasing the quality of life buyers could expect at One Fox Lane. As well as the brochure and website, we took advantage of the site’s prominent position on the high street with a bold scaffold wrap.  

Topland asked us to develop the brand for a newly refurbished workspace building in Bristol’s city centre. Their ambition? Attract creative businesses. Our approach was to draw on the building’s past to bring it into the future. The result is 33 Bristol, a brand that encapsulates the building’s unique offer and its unmistakable architectural style. The marketing campaign was so successful that joint agents, Hartnell Taylor Cook, JLL and Burston Cook, leased several floors in a short space of time since the campaign launch.

Knight Frank asked us to create a digital-only marketing campaign for one of London’s best-known office buildings by one of the world’s most renowned architects. Designed by Rogers Stirk Harbour + Partners in the 1990s the 356,000 sq ft building was reimagined for a new generation of commercial and retail businesses by award-winning architects Morrow + Lorraine. Our sophisticated design and social media campaign generated a considerable amount of interest in the agent community.

Boultbee LDN, together with the agents BNP Paribas and Martin Campbell, asked us to deliver a complete branding and marketing materials package to launch this newly refurbished workspace in Kingston. The goal was to attract up and coming creative occupiers focusing on that elusive balance – work, health and happiness. We went for a bold approach using clashing colours and impactful messaging to promote the fantastic location’s benefits. The campaign was a huge success.