BRAND VISUAL IDENTITY
H EVENTS - AUSTRALIA
Commencing with one community running event in 1994, this family-run event company now organises and hosts a calendar of eight major sporting festivals, comprising more than 50 individual races. It was imperative for H Events to be clearly identified as the entity that powered their events, while complementing, not competing, with each event's individual branding, and the branding of sponsors.
JOBNET.COM.MM - MYANMAR
Established in the emerging nation of Myanmar, this online innovator was much more than a Job Board and wanted to show it! In just five years JobNet had grown from two to more than 50 employees and was playing a pivotal role in uniting thousands of job seekers with both local and international employers.
FOUR QUARTER DEVELOPMENTS - UK
Having recently decided on their company name, London-based residential property developers Four Quarter needed to quickly establish a brand identity for not only themselves, but also for their contracting arm, as well as well as two schemes about to apply for planning permission and a luxury development nearing completion.
THE FURLONG COLLECTION - UK
Built on a brownfield site in Kentish Town, north London, this luxurious development was aptly named The Furlong Collection due to the site's past use as a race track in the 18th century.
Visual identity is uncluttered with a limited colour pallet complementing the materials used in both the construction and interiors, such as natural timber and exposed concrete. A simple line-drawn stallion by artist Riccardo Chapman became the development's mascot, appearing on signage around the property, as well as marketing collateral.
