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Lakeland Dairies asked us to reimagine the employee handbook as a keepsake-quality brand object—moving beyond a purely functional HR manual to something that actively builds pride, belonging, and shared standards across a farmer-owned co-op founded in 1897.

By framing the content around community, purpose, and “One Team” culture—and pairing it with modular, practical inserts such as a dedicated People Calendar and a Values Recognition Card—the handbook becomes both a statement of values and a tool people will actually return to. The result is a premium, member-worthy publication that reflects the scale and ambition of the organisation (3,200 farm families; products reaching 100+ countries) while making day-to-day expectations, policies, and conduct feel clear, human, and collectively owned.

Book photography by @al_higgins
Copywriting & strategy by @henriettamckervey

Full case study on our website, link in bio.

Lakeland Dairies asked us to reimagine the employee handbook as a keepsake-quality brand object—moving beyond a purely functional HR manual to something that actively builds pride, belonging, and shared standards across a farmer-owned co-op founded in 1897.

By framing the content around community, purpose, and “One Team” culture—and pairing it with modular, practical inserts such as a dedicated People Calendar and a Values Recognition Card—the handbook becomes both a statement of values and a tool people will actually return to. The result is a premium, member-worthy publication that reflects the scale and ambition of the organisation (3,200 farm families; products reaching 100+ countries) while making day-to-day expectations, policies, and conduct feel clear, human, and collectively owned.

Book photography by @al_higgins
Copywriting & strategy by @henriettamckervey

Full case study on our website, link in bio.

Lakeland Dairies asked us to reimagine the employee handbook as a keepsake-quality brand object—moving beyond a purely functional HR manual to something that actively builds pride, belonging, and shared standards across a farmer-owned co-op founded in 1897.

By framing the content around community, purpose, and “One Team” culture—and pairing it with modular, practical inserts such as a dedicated People Calendar and a Values Recognition Card—the handbook becomes both a statement of values and a tool people will actually return to. The result is a premium, member-worthy publication that reflects the scale and ambition of the organisation (3,200 farm families; products reaching 100+ countries) while making day-to-day expectations, policies, and conduct feel clear, human, and collectively owned.

Book photography by @al_higgins
Copywriting & strategy by @henriettamckervey

Full case study on our website, link in bio.

Lakeland Dairies asked us to reimagine the employee handbook as a keepsake-quality brand object—moving beyond a purely functional HR manual to something that actively builds pride, belonging, and shared standards across a farmer-owned co-op founded in 1897.

By framing the content around community, purpose, and “One Team” culture—and pairing it with modular, practical inserts such as a dedicated People Calendar and a Values Recognition Card—the handbook becomes both a statement of values and a tool people will actually return to. The result is a premium, member-worthy publication that reflects the scale and ambition of the organisation (3,200 farm families; products reaching 100+ countries) while making day-to-day expectations, policies, and conduct feel clear, human, and collectively owned.

Book photography by @al_higgins
Copywriting & strategy by @henriettamckervey

Full case study on our website, link in bio.

Lakeland Dairies asked us to reimagine the employee handbook as a keepsake-quality brand object—moving beyond a purely functional HR manual to something that actively builds pride, belonging, and shared standards across a farmer-owned co-op founded in 1897.

By framing the content around community, purpose, and “One Team” culture—and pairing it with modular, practical inserts such as a dedicated People Calendar and a Values Recognition Card—the handbook becomes both a statement of values and a tool people will actually return to. The result is a premium, member-worthy publication that reflects the scale and ambition of the organisation (3,200 farm families; products reaching 100+ countries) while making day-to-day expectations, policies, and conduct feel clear, human, and collectively owned.

Book photography by @al_higgins
Copywriting & strategy by @henriettamckervey

Full case study on our website, link in bio.

Lakeland Dairies asked us to reimagine the employee handbook as a keepsake-quality brand object—moving beyond a purely functional HR manual to something that actively builds pride, belonging, and shared standards across a farmer-owned co-op founded in 1897.

By framing the content around community, purpose, and “One Team” culture—and pairing it with modular, practical inserts such as a dedicated People Calendar and a Values Recognition Card—the handbook becomes both a statement of values and a tool people will actually return to. The result is a premium, member-worthy publication that reflects the scale and ambition of the organisation (3,200 farm families; products reaching 100+ countries) while making day-to-day expectations, policies, and conduct feel clear, human, and collectively owned.

Book photography by @al_higgins
Copywriting & strategy by @henriettamckervey

Full case study on our website, link in bio.

Lakeland Dairies asked us to reimagine the employee handbook as a keepsake-quality brand object—moving beyond a purely functional HR manual to something that actively builds pride, belonging, and shared standards across a farmer-owned co-op founded in 1897.

By framing the content around community, purpose, and “One Team” culture—and pairing it with modular, practical inserts such as a dedicated People Calendar and a Values Recognition Card—the handbook becomes both a statement of values and a tool people will actually return to. The result is a premium, member-worthy publication that reflects the scale and ambition of the organisation (3,200 farm families; products reaching 100+ countries) while making day-to-day expectations, policies, and conduct feel clear, human, and collectively owned.

Book photography by @al_higgins
Copywriting & strategy by @henriettamckervey

Full case study on our website, link in bio.

Lakeland Dairies asked us to reimagine the employee handbook as a keepsake-quality brand object—moving beyond a purely functional HR manual to something that actively builds pride, belonging, and shared standards across a farmer-owned co-op founded in 1897.

By framing the content around community, purpose, and “One Team” culture—and pairing it with modular, practical inserts such as a dedicated People Calendar and a Values Recognition Card—the handbook becomes both a statement of values and a tool people will actually return to. The result is a premium, member-worthy publication that reflects the scale and ambition of the organisation (3,200 farm families; products reaching 100+ countries) while making day-to-day expectations, policies, and conduct feel clear, human, and collectively owned.

Book photography by @al_higgins
Copywriting & strategy by @henriettamckervey

Full case study on our website, link in bio.

Lakeland Dairies asked us to reimagine the employee handbook as a keepsake-quality brand object—moving beyond a purely functional HR manual to something that actively builds pride, belonging, and shared standards across a farmer-owned co-op founded in 1897.

By framing the content around community, purpose, and “One Team” culture—and pairing it with modular, practical inserts such as a dedicated People Calendar and a Values Recognition Card—the handbook becomes both a statement of values and a tool people will actually return to. The result is a premium, member-worthy publication that reflects the scale and ambition of the organisation (3,200 farm families; products reaching 100+ countries) while making day-to-day expectations, policies, and conduct feel clear, human, and collectively owned.

Book photography by @al_higgins
Copywriting & strategy by @henriettamckervey

Full case study on our website, link in bio.

Sometimes the finer detail of our illustration work gets lost in the wider context of a project. For our neighbours Workday’s Spéir canteen, we (Paul!) illustrated a series of Dublin landmarks to help establish its place in the city. Here’s a closer look at a few of our favourites.

Sometimes the finer detail of our illustration work gets lost in the wider context of a project. For our neighbours Workday’s Spéir canteen, we (Paul!) illustrated a series of Dublin landmarks to help establish its place in the city. Here’s a closer look at a few of our favourites.

Sometimes the finer detail of our illustration work gets lost in the wider context of a project. For our neighbours Workday’s Spéir canteen, we (Paul!) illustrated a series of Dublin landmarks to help establish its place in the city. Here’s a closer look at a few of our favourites.

Sometimes the finer detail of our illustration work gets lost in the wider context of a project. For our neighbours Workday’s Spéir canteen, we (Paul!) illustrated a series of Dublin landmarks to help establish its place in the city. Here’s a closer look at a few of our favourites.

Sometimes the finer detail of our illustration work gets lost in the wider context of a project. For our neighbours Workday’s Spéir canteen, we (Paul!) illustrated a series of Dublin landmarks to help establish its place in the city. Here’s a closer look at a few of our favourites.

Sometimes the finer detail of our illustration work gets lost in the wider context of a project. For our neighbours Workday’s Spéir canteen, we (Paul!) illustrated a series of Dublin landmarks to help establish its place in the city. Here’s a closer look at a few of our favourites.

Sometimes the finer detail of our illustration work gets lost in the wider context of a project. For our neighbours Workday’s Spéir canteen, we (Paul!) illustrated a series of Dublin landmarks to help establish its place in the city. Here’s a closer look at a few of our favourites.

Sometimes the finer detail of our illustration work gets lost in the wider context of a project. For our neighbours Workday’s Spéir canteen, we (Paul!) illustrated a series of Dublin landmarks to help establish its place in the city. Here’s a closer look at a few of our favourites.

Sometimes the finer detail of our illustration work gets lost in the wider context of a project. For our neighbours Workday’s Spéir canteen, we (Paul!) illustrated a series of Dublin landmarks to help establish its place in the city. Here’s a closer look at a few of our favourites.

Sometimes the finer detail of our illustration work gets lost in the wider context of a project. For our neighbours Workday’s Spéir canteen, we (Paul!) illustrated a series of Dublin landmarks to help establish its place in the city. Here’s a closer look at a few of our favourites.

Sometimes the finer detail of our illustration work gets lost in the wider context of a project. For our neighbours Workday’s Spéir canteen, we (Paul!) illustrated a series of Dublin landmarks to help establish its place in the city. Here’s a closer look at a few of our favourites.

Sometimes the finer detail of our illustration work gets lost in the wider context of a project. For our neighbours Workday’s Spéir canteen, we (Paul!) illustrated a series of Dublin landmarks to help establish its place in the city. Here’s a closer look at a few of our favourites.

Sometimes the finer detail of our illustration work gets lost in the wider context of a project. For our neighbours Workday’s Spéir canteen, we (Paul!) illustrated a series of Dublin landmarks to help establish its place in the city. Here’s a closer look at a few of our favourites.

Sometimes the finer detail of our illustration work gets lost in the wider context of a project. For our neighbours Workday’s Spéir canteen, we (Paul!) illustrated a series of Dublin landmarks to help establish its place in the city. Here’s a closer look at a few of our favourites.

A new name and visual identity have been created for Further Education and Training (FET) across Dublin. Inspired by “Limitless Learning,” Dublin College unites 80,000 learners, 32 centres, 1,000+ staff, and a wide partner network under one future-focused brand—reflecting a shared commitment to inclusivity, innovation, and opportunity.

The identity highlights education as a bridge to success, with a logo symbolising pathways and progress. A bold, flexible design system works across digital and print, creating a sense of movement that mirrors the learner journey while building consistency and recognition across the network.

With a focus on photography and local flexibility, the brand celebrates the diversity of its community.

Thanks to @al_higgins for the brilliant photography.
Full case study on our website, link in bio.

A new name and visual identity have been created for Further Education and Training (FET) across Dublin. Inspired by “Limitless Learning,” Dublin College unites 80,000 learners, 32 centres, 1,000+ staff, and a wide partner network under one future-focused brand—reflecting a shared commitment to inclusivity, innovation, and opportunity.

The identity highlights education as a bridge to success, with a logo symbolising pathways and progress. A bold, flexible design system works across digital and print, creating a sense of movement that mirrors the learner journey while building consistency and recognition across the network.

With a focus on photography and local flexibility, the brand celebrates the diversity of its community.

Thanks to @al_higgins for the brilliant photography.
Full case study on our website, link in bio.

A new name and visual identity have been created for Further Education and Training (FET) across Dublin. Inspired by “Limitless Learning,” Dublin College unites 80,000 learners, 32 centres, 1,000+ staff, and a wide partner network under one future-focused brand—reflecting a shared commitment to inclusivity, innovation, and opportunity.

The identity highlights education as a bridge to success, with a logo symbolising pathways and progress. A bold, flexible design system works across digital and print, creating a sense of movement that mirrors the learner journey while building consistency and recognition across the network.

With a focus on photography and local flexibility, the brand celebrates the diversity of its community.

Thanks to @al_higgins for the brilliant photography.
Full case study on our website, link in bio.

A new name and visual identity have been created for Further Education and Training (FET) across Dublin. Inspired by “Limitless Learning,” Dublin College unites 80,000 learners, 32 centres, 1,000+ staff, and a wide partner network under one future-focused brand—reflecting a shared commitment to inclusivity, innovation, and opportunity.

The identity highlights education as a bridge to success, with a logo symbolising pathways and progress. A bold, flexible design system works across digital and print, creating a sense of movement that mirrors the learner journey while building consistency and recognition across the network.

With a focus on photography and local flexibility, the brand celebrates the diversity of its community.

Thanks to @al_higgins for the brilliant photography.
Full case study on our website, link in bio.

A new name and visual identity have been created for Further Education and Training (FET) across Dublin. Inspired by “Limitless Learning,” Dublin College unites 80,000 learners, 32 centres, 1,000+ staff, and a wide partner network under one future-focused brand—reflecting a shared commitment to inclusivity, innovation, and opportunity.

The identity highlights education as a bridge to success, with a logo symbolising pathways and progress. A bold, flexible design system works across digital and print, creating a sense of movement that mirrors the learner journey while building consistency and recognition across the network.

With a focus on photography and local flexibility, the brand celebrates the diversity of its community.

Thanks to @al_higgins for the brilliant photography.
Full case study on our website, link in bio.

A new name and visual identity have been created for Further Education and Training (FET) across Dublin. Inspired by “Limitless Learning,” Dublin College unites 80,000 learners, 32 centres, 1,000+ staff, and a wide partner network under one future-focused brand—reflecting a shared commitment to inclusivity, innovation, and opportunity.

The identity highlights education as a bridge to success, with a logo symbolising pathways and progress. A bold, flexible design system works across digital and print, creating a sense of movement that mirrors the learner journey while building consistency and recognition across the network.

With a focus on photography and local flexibility, the brand celebrates the diversity of its community.

Thanks to @al_higgins for the brilliant photography.
Full case study on our website, link in bio.

A new name and visual identity have been created for Further Education and Training (FET) across Dublin. Inspired by “Limitless Learning,” Dublin College unites 80,000 learners, 32 centres, 1,000+ staff, and a wide partner network under one future-focused brand—reflecting a shared commitment to inclusivity, innovation, and opportunity.

The identity highlights education as a bridge to success, with a logo symbolising pathways and progress. A bold, flexible design system works across digital and print, creating a sense of movement that mirrors the learner journey while building consistency and recognition across the network.

With a focus on photography and local flexibility, the brand celebrates the diversity of its community.

Thanks to @al_higgins for the brilliant photography.
Full case study on our website, link in bio.

@anpostofficial commissioned us to design a commemorative stamp for the 250th anniversary of the American Declaration of Independence to highlight Ireland’s link to its history. Launched in February 2026, the stamp focussed on John Dunlap, a native of County Tyrone, who printed the first copies of this momentous document in 1776. Known as the Dunlap Broadside,it served as the public announcement and rallying call to all thirteen colonies and of the two hundred broadsides Dunlap printed, only twenty-six are known to exist today with a copy on view to the public at the American Revolution Institute in Washington DC.

@anpostofficial commissioned us to design a commemorative stamp for the 250th anniversary of the American Declaration of Independence to highlight Ireland’s link to its history. Launched in February 2026, the stamp focussed on John Dunlap, a native of County Tyrone, who printed the first copies of this momentous document in 1776. Known as the Dunlap Broadside,it served as the public announcement and rallying call to all thirteen colonies and of the two hundred broadsides Dunlap printed, only twenty-six are known to exist today with a copy on view to the public at the American Revolution Institute in Washington DC.

@anpostofficial commissioned us to design a commemorative stamp for the 250th anniversary of the American Declaration of Independence to highlight Ireland’s link to its history. Launched in February 2026, the stamp focussed on John Dunlap, a native of County Tyrone, who printed the first copies of this momentous document in 1776. Known as the Dunlap Broadside,it served as the public announcement and rallying call to all thirteen colonies and of the two hundred broadsides Dunlap printed, only twenty-six are known to exist today with a copy on view to the public at the American Revolution Institute in Washington DC.

Cambridge Enterprise is the innovation engine of the University of Cambridge. Through them, University talent delivers life-changing outcomes with world-changing impact. They are based in the Hauser Forum hub in West Cambridge. We worked with the management team to develop environmental graphics to enhance key spaces as well as a modular exhibition system which can be updated to include current success stores as they develop and grow.

The design system is based on an underlying dot grid and a variable dot matrix custom typeface. This was used to create a set of abstract graphics for meeting rooms. We also expanded their current wayfinding to include super graphics at key decision points throughout the building. We interviewed and photographed current founders for general communications as well as highlighting their work in connecting spaces on each floor.

📸 @matthew_thompson_photography

Cambridge Enterprise is the innovation engine of the University of Cambridge. Through them, University talent delivers life-changing outcomes with world-changing impact. They are based in the Hauser Forum hub in West Cambridge. We worked with the management team to develop environmental graphics to enhance key spaces as well as a modular exhibition system which can be updated to include current success stores as they develop and grow.

The design system is based on an underlying dot grid and a variable dot matrix custom typeface. This was used to create a set of abstract graphics for meeting rooms. We also expanded their current wayfinding to include super graphics at key decision points throughout the building. We interviewed and photographed current founders for general communications as well as highlighting their work in connecting spaces on each floor.

📸 @matthew_thompson_photography

Cambridge Enterprise is the innovation engine of the University of Cambridge. Through them, University talent delivers life-changing outcomes with world-changing impact. They are based in the Hauser Forum hub in West Cambridge. We worked with the management team to develop environmental graphics to enhance key spaces as well as a modular exhibition system which can be updated to include current success stores as they develop and grow.

The design system is based on an underlying dot grid and a variable dot matrix custom typeface. This was used to create a set of abstract graphics for meeting rooms. We also expanded their current wayfinding to include super graphics at key decision points throughout the building. We interviewed and photographed current founders for general communications as well as highlighting their work in connecting spaces on each floor.

📸 @matthew_thompson_photography

Cambridge Enterprise is the innovation engine of the University of Cambridge. Through them, University talent delivers life-changing outcomes with world-changing impact. They are based in the Hauser Forum hub in West Cambridge. We worked with the management team to develop environmental graphics to enhance key spaces as well as a modular exhibition system which can be updated to include current success stores as they develop and grow.

The design system is based on an underlying dot grid and a variable dot matrix custom typeface. This was used to create a set of abstract graphics for meeting rooms. We also expanded their current wayfinding to include super graphics at key decision points throughout the building. We interviewed and photographed current founders for general communications as well as highlighting their work in connecting spaces on each floor.

📸 @matthew_thompson_photography

Cambridge Enterprise is the innovation engine of the University of Cambridge. Through them, University talent delivers life-changing outcomes with world-changing impact. They are based in the Hauser Forum hub in West Cambridge. We worked with the management team to develop environmental graphics to enhance key spaces as well as a modular exhibition system which can be updated to include current success stores as they develop and grow.

The design system is based on an underlying dot grid and a variable dot matrix custom typeface. This was used to create a set of abstract graphics for meeting rooms. We also expanded their current wayfinding to include super graphics at key decision points throughout the building. We interviewed and photographed current founders for general communications as well as highlighting their work in connecting spaces on each floor.

📸 @matthew_thompson_photography

Cambridge Enterprise is the innovation engine of the University of Cambridge. Through them, University talent delivers life-changing outcomes with world-changing impact. They are based in the Hauser Forum hub in West Cambridge. We worked with the management team to develop environmental graphics to enhance key spaces as well as a modular exhibition system which can be updated to include current success stores as they develop and grow.

The design system is based on an underlying dot grid and a variable dot matrix custom typeface. This was used to create a set of abstract graphics for meeting rooms. We also expanded their current wayfinding to include super graphics at key decision points throughout the building. We interviewed and photographed current founders for general communications as well as highlighting their work in connecting spaces on each floor.

📸 @matthew_thompson_photography

Cambridge Enterprise is the innovation engine of the University of Cambridge. Through them, University talent delivers life-changing outcomes with world-changing impact. They are based in the Hauser Forum hub in West Cambridge. We worked with the management team to develop environmental graphics to enhance key spaces as well as a modular exhibition system which can be updated to include current success stores as they develop and grow.

The design system is based on an underlying dot grid and a variable dot matrix custom typeface. This was used to create a set of abstract graphics for meeting rooms. We also expanded their current wayfinding to include super graphics at key decision points throughout the building. We interviewed and photographed current founders for general communications as well as highlighting their work in connecting spaces on each floor.

📸 @matthew_thompson_photography

Cambridge Enterprise is the innovation engine of the University of Cambridge. Through them, University talent delivers life-changing outcomes with world-changing impact. They are based in the Hauser Forum hub in West Cambridge. We worked with the management team to develop environmental graphics to enhance key spaces as well as a modular exhibition system which can be updated to include current success stores as they develop and grow.

The design system is based on an underlying dot grid and a variable dot matrix custom typeface. This was used to create a set of abstract graphics for meeting rooms. We also expanded their current wayfinding to include super graphics at key decision points throughout the building. We interviewed and photographed current founders for general communications as well as highlighting their work in connecting spaces on each floor.

📸 @matthew_thompson_photography

Cambridge Enterprise is the innovation engine of the University of Cambridge. Through them, University talent delivers life-changing outcomes with world-changing impact. They are based in the Hauser Forum hub in West Cambridge. We worked with the management team to develop environmental graphics to enhance key spaces as well as a modular exhibition system which can be updated to include current success stores as they develop and grow.

The design system is based on an underlying dot grid and a variable dot matrix custom typeface. This was used to create a set of abstract graphics for meeting rooms. We also expanded their current wayfinding to include super graphics at key decision points throughout the building. We interviewed and photographed current founders for general communications as well as highlighting their work in connecting spaces on each floor.

📸 @matthew_thompson_photography

Cambridge Enterprise is the innovation engine of the University of Cambridge. Through them, University talent delivers life-changing outcomes with world-changing impact. They are based in the Hauser Forum hub in West Cambridge. We worked with the management team to develop environmental graphics to enhance key spaces as well as a modular exhibition system which can be updated to include current success stores as they develop and grow.

The design system is based on an underlying dot grid and a variable dot matrix custom typeface. This was used to create a set of abstract graphics for meeting rooms. We also expanded their current wayfinding to include super graphics at key decision points throughout the building. We interviewed and photographed current founders for general communications as well as highlighting their work in connecting spaces on each floor.

📸 @matthew_thompson_photography

When Trinity College Dublin was created by royal charter of Elizabeth I in 1592, at a time when Dublin was beginning to function as a capital city, it could never have been foreseen how vast the University’s influence would one day become. No one then could have imagined the hundreds of thousands of stories which would begin within these walls and extend to every corner of the globe. Every individual who passes through Front Gate has their own perspective. Their own version of Trinity. Their own story.

Students, staff and alumni were asked to reflect on the values and honest reality of Trinity’s past, present and future and, on this basis, to nominate the single object that best sums up Trinity to them. Out of more than 700 submissions, we worked with the editorial committee to shortlist, edit content and design the ‘Trinity in 50’ publication.

With an approved shortlist, we worked directly with the project team over 12 months to write, edit, design and produce the publication. We commissioned @al_higgins to capture these diverse and significant objects with a contemporary and honest perspective to tell the unique story of the university.

When Trinity College Dublin was created by royal charter of Elizabeth I in 1592, at a time when Dublin was beginning to function as a capital city, it could never have been foreseen how vast the University’s influence would one day become. No one then could have imagined the hundreds of thousands of stories which would begin within these walls and extend to every corner of the globe. Every individual who passes through Front Gate has their own perspective. Their own version of Trinity. Their own story.

Students, staff and alumni were asked to reflect on the values and honest reality of Trinity’s past, present and future and, on this basis, to nominate the single object that best sums up Trinity to them. Out of more than 700 submissions, we worked with the editorial committee to shortlist, edit content and design the ‘Trinity in 50’ publication.

With an approved shortlist, we worked directly with the project team over 12 months to write, edit, design and produce the publication. We commissioned @al_higgins to capture these diverse and significant objects with a contemporary and honest perspective to tell the unique story of the university.

When Trinity College Dublin was created by royal charter of Elizabeth I in 1592, at a time when Dublin was beginning to function as a capital city, it could never have been foreseen how vast the University’s influence would one day become. No one then could have imagined the hundreds of thousands of stories which would begin within these walls and extend to every corner of the globe. Every individual who passes through Front Gate has their own perspective. Their own version of Trinity. Their own story.

Students, staff and alumni were asked to reflect on the values and honest reality of Trinity’s past, present and future and, on this basis, to nominate the single object that best sums up Trinity to them. Out of more than 700 submissions, we worked with the editorial committee to shortlist, edit content and design the ‘Trinity in 50’ publication.

With an approved shortlist, we worked directly with the project team over 12 months to write, edit, design and produce the publication. We commissioned @al_higgins to capture these diverse and significant objects with a contemporary and honest perspective to tell the unique story of the university.

When Trinity College Dublin was created by royal charter of Elizabeth I in 1592, at a time when Dublin was beginning to function as a capital city, it could never have been foreseen how vast the University’s influence would one day become. No one then could have imagined the hundreds of thousands of stories which would begin within these walls and extend to every corner of the globe. Every individual who passes through Front Gate has their own perspective. Their own version of Trinity. Their own story.

Students, staff and alumni were asked to reflect on the values and honest reality of Trinity’s past, present and future and, on this basis, to nominate the single object that best sums up Trinity to them. Out of more than 700 submissions, we worked with the editorial committee to shortlist, edit content and design the ‘Trinity in 50’ publication.

With an approved shortlist, we worked directly with the project team over 12 months to write, edit, design and produce the publication. We commissioned @al_higgins to capture these diverse and significant objects with a contemporary and honest perspective to tell the unique story of the university.

When Trinity College Dublin was created by royal charter of Elizabeth I in 1592, at a time when Dublin was beginning to function as a capital city, it could never have been foreseen how vast the University’s influence would one day become. No one then could have imagined the hundreds of thousands of stories which would begin within these walls and extend to every corner of the globe. Every individual who passes through Front Gate has their own perspective. Their own version of Trinity. Their own story.

Students, staff and alumni were asked to reflect on the values and honest reality of Trinity’s past, present and future and, on this basis, to nominate the single object that best sums up Trinity to them. Out of more than 700 submissions, we worked with the editorial committee to shortlist, edit content and design the ‘Trinity in 50’ publication.

With an approved shortlist, we worked directly with the project team over 12 months to write, edit, design and produce the publication. We commissioned @al_higgins to capture these diverse and significant objects with a contemporary and honest perspective to tell the unique story of the university.

When Trinity College Dublin was created by royal charter of Elizabeth I in 1592, at a time when Dublin was beginning to function as a capital city, it could never have been foreseen how vast the University’s influence would one day become. No one then could have imagined the hundreds of thousands of stories which would begin within these walls and extend to every corner of the globe. Every individual who passes through Front Gate has their own perspective. Their own version of Trinity. Their own story.

Students, staff and alumni were asked to reflect on the values and honest reality of Trinity’s past, present and future and, on this basis, to nominate the single object that best sums up Trinity to them. Out of more than 700 submissions, we worked with the editorial committee to shortlist, edit content and design the ‘Trinity in 50’ publication.

With an approved shortlist, we worked directly with the project team over 12 months to write, edit, design and produce the publication. We commissioned @al_higgins to capture these diverse and significant objects with a contemporary and honest perspective to tell the unique story of the university.

When Trinity College Dublin was created by royal charter of Elizabeth I in 1592, at a time when Dublin was beginning to function as a capital city, it could never have been foreseen how vast the University’s influence would one day become. No one then could have imagined the hundreds of thousands of stories which would begin within these walls and extend to every corner of the globe. Every individual who passes through Front Gate has their own perspective. Their own version of Trinity. Their own story.

Students, staff and alumni were asked to reflect on the values and honest reality of Trinity’s past, present and future and, on this basis, to nominate the single object that best sums up Trinity to them. Out of more than 700 submissions, we worked with the editorial committee to shortlist, edit content and design the ‘Trinity in 50’ publication.

With an approved shortlist, we worked directly with the project team over 12 months to write, edit, design and produce the publication. We commissioned @al_higgins to capture these diverse and significant objects with a contemporary and honest perspective to tell the unique story of the university.

When Trinity College Dublin was created by royal charter of Elizabeth I in 1592, at a time when Dublin was beginning to function as a capital city, it could never have been foreseen how vast the University’s influence would one day become. No one then could have imagined the hundreds of thousands of stories which would begin within these walls and extend to every corner of the globe. Every individual who passes through Front Gate has their own perspective. Their own version of Trinity. Their own story.

Students, staff and alumni were asked to reflect on the values and honest reality of Trinity’s past, present and future and, on this basis, to nominate the single object that best sums up Trinity to them. Out of more than 700 submissions, we worked with the editorial committee to shortlist, edit content and design the ‘Trinity in 50’ publication.

With an approved shortlist, we worked directly with the project team over 12 months to write, edit, design and produce the publication. We commissioned @al_higgins to capture these diverse and significant objects with a contemporary and honest perspective to tell the unique story of the university.

When Trinity College Dublin was created by royal charter of Elizabeth I in 1592, at a time when Dublin was beginning to function as a capital city, it could never have been foreseen how vast the University’s influence would one day become. No one then could have imagined the hundreds of thousands of stories which would begin within these walls and extend to every corner of the globe. Every individual who passes through Front Gate has their own perspective. Their own version of Trinity. Their own story.

Students, staff and alumni were asked to reflect on the values and honest reality of Trinity’s past, present and future and, on this basis, to nominate the single object that best sums up Trinity to them. Out of more than 700 submissions, we worked with the editorial committee to shortlist, edit content and design the ‘Trinity in 50’ publication.

With an approved shortlist, we worked directly with the project team over 12 months to write, edit, design and produce the publication. We commissioned @al_higgins to capture these diverse and significant objects with a contemporary and honest perspective to tell the unique story of the university.

When Trinity College Dublin was created by royal charter of Elizabeth I in 1592, at a time when Dublin was beginning to function as a capital city, it could never have been foreseen how vast the University’s influence would one day become. No one then could have imagined the hundreds of thousands of stories which would begin within these walls and extend to every corner of the globe. Every individual who passes through Front Gate has their own perspective. Their own version of Trinity. Their own story.

Students, staff and alumni were asked to reflect on the values and honest reality of Trinity’s past, present and future and, on this basis, to nominate the single object that best sums up Trinity to them. Out of more than 700 submissions, we worked with the editorial committee to shortlist, edit content and design the ‘Trinity in 50’ publication.

With an approved shortlist, we worked directly with the project team over 12 months to write, edit, design and produce the publication. We commissioned @al_higgins to capture these diverse and significant objects with a contemporary and honest perspective to tell the unique story of the university.

When Trinity College Dublin was created by royal charter of Elizabeth I in 1592, at a time when Dublin was beginning to function as a capital city, it could never have been foreseen how vast the University’s influence would one day become. No one then could have imagined the hundreds of thousands of stories which would begin within these walls and extend to every corner of the globe. Every individual who passes through Front Gate has their own perspective. Their own version of Trinity. Their own story.

Students, staff and alumni were asked to reflect on the values and honest reality of Trinity’s past, present and future and, on this basis, to nominate the single object that best sums up Trinity to them. Out of more than 700 submissions, we worked with the editorial committee to shortlist, edit content and design the ‘Trinity in 50’ publication.

With an approved shortlist, we worked directly with the project team over 12 months to write, edit, design and produce the publication. We commissioned @al_higgins to capture these diverse and significant objects with a contemporary and honest perspective to tell the unique story of the university.

When Trinity College Dublin was created by royal charter of Elizabeth I in 1592, at a time when Dublin was beginning to function as a capital city, it could never have been foreseen how vast the University’s influence would one day become. No one then could have imagined the hundreds of thousands of stories which would begin within these walls and extend to every corner of the globe. Every individual who passes through Front Gate has their own perspective. Their own version of Trinity. Their own story.

Students, staff and alumni were asked to reflect on the values and honest reality of Trinity’s past, present and future and, on this basis, to nominate the single object that best sums up Trinity to them. Out of more than 700 submissions, we worked with the editorial committee to shortlist, edit content and design the ‘Trinity in 50’ publication.

With an approved shortlist, we worked directly with the project team over 12 months to write, edit, design and produce the publication. We commissioned @al_higgins to capture these diverse and significant objects with a contemporary and honest perspective to tell the unique story of the university.

When Trinity College Dublin was created by royal charter of Elizabeth I in 1592, at a time when Dublin was beginning to function as a capital city, it could never have been foreseen how vast the University’s influence would one day become. No one then could have imagined the hundreds of thousands of stories which would begin within these walls and extend to every corner of the globe. Every individual who passes through Front Gate has their own perspective. Their own version of Trinity. Their own story.

Students, staff and alumni were asked to reflect on the values and honest reality of Trinity’s past, present and future and, on this basis, to nominate the single object that best sums up Trinity to them. Out of more than 700 submissions, we worked with the editorial committee to shortlist, edit content and design the ‘Trinity in 50’ publication.

With an approved shortlist, we worked directly with the project team over 12 months to write, edit, design and produce the publication. We commissioned @al_higgins to capture these diverse and significant objects with a contemporary and honest perspective to tell the unique story of the university.

When Trinity College Dublin was created by royal charter of Elizabeth I in 1592, at a time when Dublin was beginning to function as a capital city, it could never have been foreseen how vast the University’s influence would one day become. No one then could have imagined the hundreds of thousands of stories which would begin within these walls and extend to every corner of the globe. Every individual who passes through Front Gate has their own perspective. Their own version of Trinity. Their own story.

Students, staff and alumni were asked to reflect on the values and honest reality of Trinity’s past, present and future and, on this basis, to nominate the single object that best sums up Trinity to them. Out of more than 700 submissions, we worked with the editorial committee to shortlist, edit content and design the ‘Trinity in 50’ publication.

With an approved shortlist, we worked directly with the project team over 12 months to write, edit, design and produce the publication. We commissioned @al_higgins to capture these diverse and significant objects with a contemporary and honest perspective to tell the unique story of the university.

When Trinity College Dublin was created by royal charter of Elizabeth I in 1592, at a time when Dublin was beginning to function as a capital city, it could never have been foreseen how vast the University’s influence would one day become. No one then could have imagined the hundreds of thousands of stories which would begin within these walls and extend to every corner of the globe. Every individual who passes through Front Gate has their own perspective. Their own version of Trinity. Their own story.

Students, staff and alumni were asked to reflect on the values and honest reality of Trinity’s past, present and future and, on this basis, to nominate the single object that best sums up Trinity to them. Out of more than 700 submissions, we worked with the editorial committee to shortlist, edit content and design the ‘Trinity in 50’ publication.

With an approved shortlist, we worked directly with the project team over 12 months to write, edit, design and produce the publication. We commissioned @al_higgins to capture these diverse and significant objects with a contemporary and honest perspective to tell the unique story of the university.

As the twinkly lights of 2025 fade and the full beams of 2026 are nearly upon us, just a quick post of thanks to our all our clients, collaborators, partners and all the gang who make up Detail. It was a jammed packed year that really flew by… can’t wait to see what’s under the tree next year!

Wishing you all a very merry Christmas and a happy and healthy New Year!

I-D-I, Ho-De-Ho, let’s go! We’re tickled pink to have 3 projects shortlisted for this years IDI awards! Huge thanks to the team at @immaireland & @weareonehealth — these were such lovely projects to work with you on. Also heartening to get a nod for our own XX celebration! Roll on November 20th!

Last week, we were very fortunate to pick up a few bells at the @creative_icad awards, including a silver for our work on Art as Agency, a major three-year display celebrating the @immaireland Permanent Collection.

Featuring over 100 artists, from the 1960s to the present, it highlights key works, including many recent acquisitions. This ambitious exhibition invites engagement and research over time, allowing for a rich durational experience of Ireland’s Modern and Contemporary Art Collection. We were tasked with creating a flexible identity system that allows for iterative versions of the campaign to exist over the course of the three year run.

In addition to this, we were also awarded another silver bell for the IADT Stratgic Plan 2024–28 and a gold bell for it’s corresponding website.

Last week, we were very fortunate to pick up a few bells at the @creative_icad awards, including a silver for our work on Art as Agency, a major three-year display celebrating the @immaireland Permanent Collection.

Featuring over 100 artists, from the 1960s to the present, it highlights key works, including many recent acquisitions. This ambitious exhibition invites engagement and research over time, allowing for a rich durational experience of Ireland’s Modern and Contemporary Art Collection. We were tasked with creating a flexible identity system that allows for iterative versions of the campaign to exist over the course of the three year run.

In addition to this, we were also awarded another silver bell for the IADT Stratgic Plan 2024–28 and a gold bell for it’s corresponding website.

Last week, we were very fortunate to pick up a few bells at the @creative_icad awards, including a silver for our work on Art as Agency, a major three-year display celebrating the @immaireland Permanent Collection.

Featuring over 100 artists, from the 1960s to the present, it highlights key works, including many recent acquisitions. This ambitious exhibition invites engagement and research over time, allowing for a rich durational experience of Ireland’s Modern and Contemporary Art Collection. We were tasked with creating a flexible identity system that allows for iterative versions of the campaign to exist over the course of the three year run.

In addition to this, we were also awarded another silver bell for the IADT Stratgic Plan 2024–28 and a gold bell for it’s corresponding website.

Last week, we were very fortunate to pick up a few bells at the @creative_icad awards, including a silver for our work on Art as Agency, a major three-year display celebrating the @immaireland Permanent Collection.

Featuring over 100 artists, from the 1960s to the present, it highlights key works, including many recent acquisitions. This ambitious exhibition invites engagement and research over time, allowing for a rich durational experience of Ireland’s Modern and Contemporary Art Collection. We were tasked with creating a flexible identity system that allows for iterative versions of the campaign to exist over the course of the three year run.

In addition to this, we were also awarded another silver bell for the IADT Stratgic Plan 2024–28 and a gold bell for it’s corresponding website.

Last week, we were very fortunate to pick up a few bells at the @creative_icad awards, including a silver for our work on Art as Agency, a major three-year display celebrating the @immaireland Permanent Collection.

Featuring over 100 artists, from the 1960s to the present, it highlights key works, including many recent acquisitions. This ambitious exhibition invites engagement and research over time, allowing for a rich durational experience of Ireland’s Modern and Contemporary Art Collection. We were tasked with creating a flexible identity system that allows for iterative versions of the campaign to exist over the course of the three year run.

In addition to this, we were also awarded another silver bell for the IADT Stratgic Plan 2024–28 and a gold bell for it’s corresponding website.

Last week, we were very fortunate to pick up a few bells at the @creative_icad awards, including a silver for our work on Art as Agency, a major three-year display celebrating the @immaireland Permanent Collection.

Featuring over 100 artists, from the 1960s to the present, it highlights key works, including many recent acquisitions. This ambitious exhibition invites engagement and research over time, allowing for a rich durational experience of Ireland’s Modern and Contemporary Art Collection. We were tasked with creating a flexible identity system that allows for iterative versions of the campaign to exist over the course of the three year run.

In addition to this, we were also awarded another silver bell for the IADT Stratgic Plan 2024–28 and a gold bell for it’s corresponding website.

Last week, we were very fortunate to pick up a few bells at the @creative_icad awards, including a silver for our work on Art as Agency, a major three-year display celebrating the @immaireland Permanent Collection.

Featuring over 100 artists, from the 1960s to the present, it highlights key works, including many recent acquisitions. This ambitious exhibition invites engagement and research over time, allowing for a rich durational experience of Ireland’s Modern and Contemporary Art Collection. We were tasked with creating a flexible identity system that allows for iterative versions of the campaign to exist over the course of the three year run.

In addition to this, we were also awarded another silver bell for the IADT Stratgic Plan 2024–28 and a gold bell for it’s corresponding website.

Last week, we were very fortunate to pick up a few bells at the @creative_icad awards, including a silver for our work on Art as Agency, a major three-year display celebrating the @immaireland Permanent Collection.

Featuring over 100 artists, from the 1960s to the present, it highlights key works, including many recent acquisitions. This ambitious exhibition invites engagement and research over time, allowing for a rich durational experience of Ireland’s Modern and Contemporary Art Collection. We were tasked with creating a flexible identity system that allows for iterative versions of the campaign to exist over the course of the three year run.

In addition to this, we were also awarded another silver bell for the IADT Stratgic Plan 2024–28 and a gold bell for it’s corresponding website.

Last week, we were very fortunate to pick up a few bells at the @creative_icad awards, including a silver for our work on Art as Agency, a major three-year display celebrating the @immaireland Permanent Collection.

Featuring over 100 artists, from the 1960s to the present, it highlights key works, including many recent acquisitions. This ambitious exhibition invites engagement and research over time, allowing for a rich durational experience of Ireland’s Modern and Contemporary Art Collection. We were tasked with creating a flexible identity system that allows for iterative versions of the campaign to exist over the course of the three year run.

In addition to this, we were also awarded another silver bell for the IADT Stratgic Plan 2024–28 and a gold bell for it’s corresponding website.

Last week, we were very fortunate to pick up a few bells at the @creative_icad awards, including a silver for our work on Art as Agency, a major three-year display celebrating the @immaireland Permanent Collection.

Featuring over 100 artists, from the 1960s to the present, it highlights key works, including many recent acquisitions. This ambitious exhibition invites engagement and research over time, allowing for a rich durational experience of Ireland’s Modern and Contemporary Art Collection. We were tasked with creating a flexible identity system that allows for iterative versions of the campaign to exist over the course of the three year run.

In addition to this, we were also awarded another silver bell for the IADT Stratgic Plan 2024–28 and a gold bell for it’s corresponding website.

Last week, we were very fortunate to pick up a few bells at the @creative_icad awards, including a silver for our work on Art as Agency, a major three-year display celebrating the @immaireland Permanent Collection.

Featuring over 100 artists, from the 1960s to the present, it highlights key works, including many recent acquisitions. This ambitious exhibition invites engagement and research over time, allowing for a rich durational experience of Ireland’s Modern and Contemporary Art Collection. We were tasked with creating a flexible identity system that allows for iterative versions of the campaign to exist over the course of the three year run.

In addition to this, we were also awarded another silver bell for the IADT Stratgic Plan 2024–28 and a gold bell for it’s corresponding website.

Last week, we were very fortunate to pick up a few bells at the @creative_icad awards, including a silver for our work on Art as Agency, a major three-year display celebrating the @immaireland Permanent Collection.

Featuring over 100 artists, from the 1960s to the present, it highlights key works, including many recent acquisitions. This ambitious exhibition invites engagement and research over time, allowing for a rich durational experience of Ireland’s Modern and Contemporary Art Collection. We were tasked with creating a flexible identity system that allows for iterative versions of the campaign to exist over the course of the three year run.

In addition to this, we were also awarded another silver bell for the IADT Stratgic Plan 2024–28 and a gold bell for it’s corresponding website.

Last week, we were very fortunate to pick up a few bells at the @creative_icad awards, including a silver for our work on Art as Agency, a major three-year display celebrating the @immaireland Permanent Collection.

Featuring over 100 artists, from the 1960s to the present, it highlights key works, including many recent acquisitions. This ambitious exhibition invites engagement and research over time, allowing for a rich durational experience of Ireland’s Modern and Contemporary Art Collection. We were tasked with creating a flexible identity system that allows for iterative versions of the campaign to exist over the course of the three year run.

In addition to this, we were also awarded another silver bell for the IADT Stratgic Plan 2024–28 and a gold bell for it’s corresponding website.

The Health Rhythms team has a shared vision of a world where continuous, definitive data facilitates the delivery of right-time, right-place mental health care services.

We worked with the Health Rhythms team to develop their brand, from strategy to activation. The key goal was to deliver an identity system that is open, engaging and human-centered. We used geometric metaphors found in nature to reference the rhythm and patterns of human behaviour. We developed a motion system highlighting the product’s continuous, non-intrusive nature. This approach allowed us to balance the importance of clinical experience and scientific data with an objective human and personal service.

Thank you to everyone involved on this project.
Full case study on our website (link in bio)

The Health Rhythms team has a shared vision of a world where continuous, definitive data facilitates the delivery of right-time, right-place mental health care services.

We worked with the Health Rhythms team to develop their brand, from strategy to activation. The key goal was to deliver an identity system that is open, engaging and human-centered. We used geometric metaphors found in nature to reference the rhythm and patterns of human behaviour. We developed a motion system highlighting the product’s continuous, non-intrusive nature. This approach allowed us to balance the importance of clinical experience and scientific data with an objective human and personal service.

Thank you to everyone involved on this project.
Full case study on our website (link in bio)

The Health Rhythms team has a shared vision of a world where continuous, definitive data facilitates the delivery of right-time, right-place mental health care services.

We worked with the Health Rhythms team to develop their brand, from strategy to activation. The key goal was to deliver an identity system that is open, engaging and human-centered. We used geometric metaphors found in nature to reference the rhythm and patterns of human behaviour. We developed a motion system highlighting the product’s continuous, non-intrusive nature. This approach allowed us to balance the importance of clinical experience and scientific data with an objective human and personal service.

Thank you to everyone involved on this project.
Full case study on our website (link in bio)

The Health Rhythms team has a shared vision of a world where continuous, definitive data facilitates the delivery of right-time, right-place mental health care services.

We worked with the Health Rhythms team to develop their brand, from strategy to activation. The key goal was to deliver an identity system that is open, engaging and human-centered. We used geometric metaphors found in nature to reference the rhythm and patterns of human behaviour. We developed a motion system highlighting the product’s continuous, non-intrusive nature. This approach allowed us to balance the importance of clinical experience and scientific data with an objective human and personal service.

Thank you to everyone involved on this project.
Full case study on our website (link in bio)

The Health Rhythms team has a shared vision of a world where continuous, definitive data facilitates the delivery of right-time, right-place mental health care services.

We worked with the Health Rhythms team to develop their brand, from strategy to activation. The key goal was to deliver an identity system that is open, engaging and human-centered. We used geometric metaphors found in nature to reference the rhythm and patterns of human behaviour. We developed a motion system highlighting the product’s continuous, non-intrusive nature. This approach allowed us to balance the importance of clinical experience and scientific data with an objective human and personal service.

Thank you to everyone involved on this project.
Full case study on our website (link in bio)

The Health Rhythms team has a shared vision of a world where continuous, definitive data facilitates the delivery of right-time, right-place mental health care services.

We worked with the Health Rhythms team to develop their brand, from strategy to activation. The key goal was to deliver an identity system that is open, engaging and human-centered. We used geometric metaphors found in nature to reference the rhythm and patterns of human behaviour. We developed a motion system highlighting the product’s continuous, non-intrusive nature. This approach allowed us to balance the importance of clinical experience and scientific data with an objective human and personal service.

Thank you to everyone involved on this project.
Full case study on our website (link in bio)

The Health Rhythms team has a shared vision of a world where continuous, definitive data facilitates the delivery of right-time, right-place mental health care services.

We worked with the Health Rhythms team to develop their brand, from strategy to activation. The key goal was to deliver an identity system that is open, engaging and human-centered. We used geometric metaphors found in nature to reference the rhythm and patterns of human behaviour. We developed a motion system highlighting the product’s continuous, non-intrusive nature. This approach allowed us to balance the importance of clinical experience and scientific data with an objective human and personal service.

Thank you to everyone involved on this project.
Full case study on our website (link in bio)

The Health Rhythms team has a shared vision of a world where continuous, definitive data facilitates the delivery of right-time, right-place mental health care services.

We worked with the Health Rhythms team to develop their brand, from strategy to activation. The key goal was to deliver an identity system that is open, engaging and human-centered. We used geometric metaphors found in nature to reference the rhythm and patterns of human behaviour. We developed a motion system highlighting the product’s continuous, non-intrusive nature. This approach allowed us to balance the importance of clinical experience and scientific data with an objective human and personal service.

Thank you to everyone involved on this project.
Full case study on our website (link in bio)

The Health Rhythms team has a shared vision of a world where continuous, definitive data facilitates the delivery of right-time, right-place mental health care services.

We worked with the Health Rhythms team to develop their brand, from strategy to activation. The key goal was to deliver an identity system that is open, engaging and human-centered. We used geometric metaphors found in nature to reference the rhythm and patterns of human behaviour. We developed a motion system highlighting the product’s continuous, non-intrusive nature. This approach allowed us to balance the importance of clinical experience and scientific data with an objective human and personal service.

Thank you to everyone involved on this project.
Full case study on our website (link in bio)

The Health Rhythms team has a shared vision of a world where continuous, definitive data facilitates the delivery of right-time, right-place mental health care services.

We worked with the Health Rhythms team to develop their brand, from strategy to activation. The key goal was to deliver an identity system that is open, engaging and human-centered. We used geometric metaphors found in nature to reference the rhythm and patterns of human behaviour. We developed a motion system highlighting the product’s continuous, non-intrusive nature. This approach allowed us to balance the importance of clinical experience and scientific data with an objective human and personal service.

Thank you to everyone involved on this project.
Full case study on our website (link in bio)

The Health Rhythms team has a shared vision of a world where continuous, definitive data facilitates the delivery of right-time, right-place mental health care services.

We worked with the Health Rhythms team to develop their brand, from strategy to activation. The key goal was to deliver an identity system that is open, engaging and human-centered. We used geometric metaphors found in nature to reference the rhythm and patterns of human behaviour. We developed a motion system highlighting the product’s continuous, non-intrusive nature. This approach allowed us to balance the importance of clinical experience and scientific data with an objective human and personal service.

Thank you to everyone involved on this project.
Full case study on our website (link in bio)

The Health Rhythms team has a shared vision of a world where continuous, definitive data facilitates the delivery of right-time, right-place mental health care services.

We worked with the Health Rhythms team to develop their brand, from strategy to activation. The key goal was to deliver an identity system that is open, engaging and human-centered. We used geometric metaphors found in nature to reference the rhythm and patterns of human behaviour. We developed a motion system highlighting the product’s continuous, non-intrusive nature. This approach allowed us to balance the importance of clinical experience and scientific data with an objective human and personal service.

Thank you to everyone involved on this project.
Full case study on our website (link in bio)

Our work on IADT’s Strategic Plan, Trinity 50 book, One Pilates Brand Identity, Health Rhythms Brand Identity and our own 20th birthday campaign have been selected for the 2024 @100archive Selection. Always a pleasure to be included in such a strong collection of projects.

Thank you to everyone involved
@myiadt @trinitycollegedublin @healthrhythms @weareonehealth

Project Photography by
@al_higgins
@johnny_savage

Our work on IADT’s Strategic Plan, Trinity 50 book, One Pilates Brand Identity, Health Rhythms Brand Identity and our own 20th birthday campaign have been selected for the 2024 @100archive Selection. Always a pleasure to be included in such a strong collection of projects.

Thank you to everyone involved
@myiadt @trinitycollegedublin @healthrhythms @weareonehealth

Project Photography by
@al_higgins
@johnny_savage

Our work on IADT’s Strategic Plan, Trinity 50 book, One Pilates Brand Identity, Health Rhythms Brand Identity and our own 20th birthday campaign have been selected for the 2024 @100archive Selection. Always a pleasure to be included in such a strong collection of projects.

Thank you to everyone involved
@myiadt @trinitycollegedublin @healthrhythms @weareonehealth

Project Photography by
@al_higgins
@johnny_savage

Our work on IADT’s Strategic Plan, Trinity 50 book, One Pilates Brand Identity, Health Rhythms Brand Identity and our own 20th birthday campaign have been selected for the 2024 @100archive Selection. Always a pleasure to be included in such a strong collection of projects.

Thank you to everyone involved
@myiadt @trinitycollegedublin @healthrhythms @weareonehealth

Project Photography by
@al_higgins
@johnny_savage

Our work on IADT’s Strategic Plan, Trinity 50 book, One Pilates Brand Identity, Health Rhythms Brand Identity and our own 20th birthday campaign have been selected for the 2024 @100archive Selection. Always a pleasure to be included in such a strong collection of projects.

Thank you to everyone involved
@myiadt @trinitycollegedublin @healthrhythms @weareonehealth

Project Photography by
@al_higgins
@johnny_savage

Our work on IADT’s Strategic Plan, Trinity 50 book, One Pilates Brand Identity, Health Rhythms Brand Identity and our own 20th birthday campaign have been selected for the 2024 @100archive Selection. Always a pleasure to be included in such a strong collection of projects.

Thank you to everyone involved
@myiadt @trinitycollegedublin @healthrhythms @weareonehealth

Project Photography by
@al_higgins
@johnny_savage

Our work on IADT’s Strategic Plan, Trinity 50 book, One Pilates Brand Identity, Health Rhythms Brand Identity and our own 20th birthday campaign have been selected for the 2024 @100archive Selection. Always a pleasure to be included in such a strong collection of projects.

Thank you to everyone involved
@myiadt @trinitycollegedublin @healthrhythms @weareonehealth

Project Photography by
@al_higgins
@johnny_savage

Our work on IADT’s Strategic Plan, Trinity 50 book, One Pilates Brand Identity, Health Rhythms Brand Identity and our own 20th birthday campaign have been selected for the 2024 @100archive Selection. Always a pleasure to be included in such a strong collection of projects.

Thank you to everyone involved
@myiadt @trinitycollegedublin @healthrhythms @weareonehealth

Project Photography by
@al_higgins
@johnny_savage

Our work on IADT’s Strategic Plan, Trinity 50 book, One Pilates Brand Identity, Health Rhythms Brand Identity and our own 20th birthday campaign have been selected for the 2024 @100archive Selection. Always a pleasure to be included in such a strong collection of projects.

Thank you to everyone involved
@myiadt @trinitycollegedublin @healthrhythms @weareonehealth

Project Photography by
@al_higgins
@johnny_savage

Our work on IADT’s Strategic Plan, Trinity 50 book, One Pilates Brand Identity, Health Rhythms Brand Identity and our own 20th birthday campaign have been selected for the 2024 @100archive Selection. Always a pleasure to be included in such a strong collection of projects.

Thank you to everyone involved
@myiadt @trinitycollegedublin @healthrhythms @weareonehealth

Project Photography by
@al_higgins
@johnny_savage

New space, new direction.

The new Digital Media Building at IADT was officially opened by the Minister for Further and Higher Education, Research, Innovation and Science. We developed a cohesive system of signage and visual elements that support navigation, reflect the building’s purpose, and amplify and celebrate creativity and digital culture—core to IADT’s offering. From intuitive directional cues to striking wall graphics, the design enhances the user experience for students, staff, and visitors alike.

Designed to inspire. Built to guide.

—
@myiadt

photography by
@al_higgins
@johnny_savage

New space, new direction.

The new Digital Media Building at IADT was officially opened by the Minister for Further and Higher Education, Research, Innovation and Science. We developed a cohesive system of signage and visual elements that support navigation, reflect the building’s purpose, and amplify and celebrate creativity and digital culture—core to IADT’s offering. From intuitive directional cues to striking wall graphics, the design enhances the user experience for students, staff, and visitors alike.

Designed to inspire. Built to guide.

—
@myiadt

photography by
@al_higgins
@johnny_savage

New space, new direction.

The new Digital Media Building at IADT was officially opened by the Minister for Further and Higher Education, Research, Innovation and Science. We developed a cohesive system of signage and visual elements that support navigation, reflect the building’s purpose, and amplify and celebrate creativity and digital culture—core to IADT’s offering. From intuitive directional cues to striking wall graphics, the design enhances the user experience for students, staff, and visitors alike.

Designed to inspire. Built to guide.

—
@myiadt

photography by
@al_higgins
@johnny_savage

New space, new direction.

The new Digital Media Building at IADT was officially opened by the Minister for Further and Higher Education, Research, Innovation and Science. We developed a cohesive system of signage and visual elements that support navigation, reflect the building’s purpose, and amplify and celebrate creativity and digital culture—core to IADT’s offering. From intuitive directional cues to striking wall graphics, the design enhances the user experience for students, staff, and visitors alike.

Designed to inspire. Built to guide.

—
@myiadt

photography by
@al_higgins
@johnny_savage

New space, new direction.

The new Digital Media Building at IADT was officially opened by the Minister for Further and Higher Education, Research, Innovation and Science. We developed a cohesive system of signage and visual elements that support navigation, reflect the building’s purpose, and amplify and celebrate creativity and digital culture—core to IADT’s offering. From intuitive directional cues to striking wall graphics, the design enhances the user experience for students, staff, and visitors alike.

Designed to inspire. Built to guide.

—
@myiadt

photography by
@al_higgins
@johnny_savage

New space, new direction.

The new Digital Media Building at IADT was officially opened by the Minister for Further and Higher Education, Research, Innovation and Science. We developed a cohesive system of signage and visual elements that support navigation, reflect the building’s purpose, and amplify and celebrate creativity and digital culture—core to IADT’s offering. From intuitive directional cues to striking wall graphics, the design enhances the user experience for students, staff, and visitors alike.

Designed to inspire. Built to guide.

—
@myiadt

photography by
@al_higgins
@johnny_savage

New space, new direction.

The new Digital Media Building at IADT was officially opened by the Minister for Further and Higher Education, Research, Innovation and Science. We developed a cohesive system of signage and visual elements that support navigation, reflect the building’s purpose, and amplify and celebrate creativity and digital culture—core to IADT’s offering. From intuitive directional cues to striking wall graphics, the design enhances the user experience for students, staff, and visitors alike.

Designed to inspire. Built to guide.

—
@myiadt

photography by
@al_higgins
@johnny_savage

New space, new direction.

The new Digital Media Building at IADT was officially opened by the Minister for Further and Higher Education, Research, Innovation and Science. We developed a cohesive system of signage and visual elements that support navigation, reflect the building’s purpose, and amplify and celebrate creativity and digital culture—core to IADT’s offering. From intuitive directional cues to striking wall graphics, the design enhances the user experience for students, staff, and visitors alike.

Designed to inspire. Built to guide.

—
@myiadt

photography by
@al_higgins
@johnny_savage

New space, new direction.

The new Digital Media Building at IADT was officially opened by the Minister for Further and Higher Education, Research, Innovation and Science. We developed a cohesive system of signage and visual elements that support navigation, reflect the building’s purpose, and amplify and celebrate creativity and digital culture—core to IADT’s offering. From intuitive directional cues to striking wall graphics, the design enhances the user experience for students, staff, and visitors alike.

Designed to inspire. Built to guide.

—
@myiadt

photography by
@al_higgins
@johnny_savage

New space, new direction.

The new Digital Media Building at IADT was officially opened by the Minister for Further and Higher Education, Research, Innovation and Science. We developed a cohesive system of signage and visual elements that support navigation, reflect the building’s purpose, and amplify and celebrate creativity and digital culture—core to IADT’s offering. From intuitive directional cues to striking wall graphics, the design enhances the user experience for students, staff, and visitors alike.

Designed to inspire. Built to guide.

—
@myiadt

photography by
@al_higgins
@johnny_savage

New space, new direction.

The new Digital Media Building at IADT was officially opened by the Minister for Further and Higher Education, Research, Innovation and Science. We developed a cohesive system of signage and visual elements that support navigation, reflect the building’s purpose, and amplify and celebrate creativity and digital culture—core to IADT’s offering. From intuitive directional cues to striking wall graphics, the design enhances the user experience for students, staff, and visitors alike.

Designed to inspire. Built to guide.

—
@myiadt

photography by
@al_higgins
@johnny_savage

New space, new direction.

The new Digital Media Building at IADT was officially opened by the Minister for Further and Higher Education, Research, Innovation and Science. We developed a cohesive system of signage and visual elements that support navigation, reflect the building’s purpose, and amplify and celebrate creativity and digital culture—core to IADT’s offering. From intuitive directional cues to striking wall graphics, the design enhances the user experience for students, staff, and visitors alike.

Designed to inspire. Built to guide.

—
@myiadt

photography by
@al_higgins
@johnny_savage

New space, new direction.

The new Digital Media Building at IADT was officially opened by the Minister for Further and Higher Education, Research, Innovation and Science. We developed a cohesive system of signage and visual elements that support navigation, reflect the building’s purpose, and amplify and celebrate creativity and digital culture—core to IADT’s offering. From intuitive directional cues to striking wall graphics, the design enhances the user experience for students, staff, and visitors alike.

Designed to inspire. Built to guide.

—
@myiadt

photography by
@al_higgins
@johnny_savage

New space, new direction.

The new Digital Media Building at IADT was officially opened by the Minister for Further and Higher Education, Research, Innovation and Science. We developed a cohesive system of signage and visual elements that support navigation, reflect the building’s purpose, and amplify and celebrate creativity and digital culture—core to IADT’s offering. From intuitive directional cues to striking wall graphics, the design enhances the user experience for students, staff, and visitors alike.

Designed to inspire. Built to guide.

—
@myiadt

photography by
@al_higgins
@johnny_savage

New space, new direction.

The new Digital Media Building at IADT was officially opened by the Minister for Further and Higher Education, Research, Innovation and Science. We developed a cohesive system of signage and visual elements that support navigation, reflect the building’s purpose, and amplify and celebrate creativity and digital culture—core to IADT’s offering. From intuitive directional cues to striking wall graphics, the design enhances the user experience for students, staff, and visitors alike.

Designed to inspire. Built to guide.

—
@myiadt

photography by
@al_higgins
@johnny_savage

New space, new direction.

The new Digital Media Building at IADT was officially opened by the Minister for Further and Higher Education, Research, Innovation and Science. We developed a cohesive system of signage and visual elements that support navigation, reflect the building’s purpose, and amplify and celebrate creativity and digital culture—core to IADT’s offering. From intuitive directional cues to striking wall graphics, the design enhances the user experience for students, staff, and visitors alike.

Designed to inspire. Built to guide.

—
@myiadt

photography by
@al_higgins
@johnny_savage