J2 (Branding & Marketing)

Client: Cushman & Wakefield

Project: The Cursitor Building

Offering 66,000 sq ft of jaw-dropping Grade A office space in the heart of central London, the fantastically-named Cursitor Building was clearly an opportunity that spoke for itself.

So we let it.

And Cursitor, as it turned out, possessed a remarkably distinctive voice.

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Client: Prologis

Project: DIRFT

The dawn of really, really big sheds

10 years ago, Amazon was an upstart online bookseller. Today, the global behemoth occupies 40% of all industrial warehouse space in the UK. Why? Because we have one of the most advanced e-commerce markets in the world.

And the thing about internet shopping is that you need really, really big sheds. We’re talking

Client: Moorfield Group

Project: The Keel

Love where you live

Liverpool has been a creative powerhouse for decades. That tradition continues with the docklands’ regeneration, and in our humble but experienced opinion The Keel is one of the loveliest and most successful projects so far.

So we’ve been unable to stop ourselves going above and beyond to help sell it, from organising a Merseyside

Client: St James

Project: Smithfield Square

For a developer of St James’ quality, it’s not enough to simply build houses. They build communities.

Which means cajoling the government to build new roads, so people feel – and are – connected. New schools, if the area needs it. And persuading shops and businesses to move in too, to provide jobs, amenities, buzz. Smithfield Square in Hornsey was no

Client: Wates

Project: Don’t lose your job, Bob

Health and safety regulations have saved thousands of lives. And success leads to complacency. Incidents become so rare, people think it’ll never happen to them. They start to take risks.

As one of the UK’s largest constructors, Wates cannot accept this attitude. So they asked us to wake people up again. The answer? Humour. Grab people’s attention and then