- Discipline
- Branding
- Digital
- Marketing
- Out of the ordinary
- Sector
- Charity
- Corporate
- Cultural
- Education
- Retail
- Small business
Work St Peter’s signage and interpretation
Sharing the history and architecture of the Church
Completing our work with the Church by designing the external signage and printed handouts which go towards explaining the history and architectural importance of the building.
Signage
The external railing sign was critical to making the Church more accessible.
A new times sign was also designed and fabricated to create consistency across the building.
As part of the brand process we could signpost the functioning building Pugin Place. Future plans are in place to make Brookhill Building a functioning space.
A changeable poster case promotes activities within the church community
New interpretation panels
A set of new interpretation panels have been designed and built to cover the story of the setting of a church in Woolwich, the architecture and artists involved in the buildings, the families key to the church's history, and the role of the church within two world wars.
Model case and label
Siting the historic model on a bespoke made plinth with handles to enable it to be moved about and clear interpretation explaining the model.
Handout sheet
A single sheet A4 plan of the Church was designed to allow visitors to the site to walk around and gain more knowledge of what they are looking at.
Leaflet
A 6-page, fold out, DL leaflet was designed and printed in order to reach a wider audience by highlighting the importance of the Church as the first Pugin church in London.
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Branding, Out of the ordinary, Charity, Cultural
