Hunt Dobson Stringer website

The new website for redevelopment consultants Hunt Dobson Stringer is now up and running. The site was designed by the good people at 300million, who were kind enough to ask me to write the words. So I did.

Check out the results here.

Capital Commitment book

The latest version of Land Securities' Capital Commitment book is hot off the presses, designed by 300million, with copy by - well, you can imagine who wrote the copy.

This new book updates the original, produced in 2004, and details Land Securities' entire London property portfolio - worth some £7 billion (and counting).

Over 100 pages, this hardback tome shows off both existing properties, and those in development, as well as providing a platform to expound Land Securities' long-standing commitment to the capital. (They've been in London for over 60 years.)

The front cover presented one of those little writing challenges that so enthuse us wordsmiths. I had to create a paragraph that would sum up the book, and use the words 'capital' and 'commitment' in such a way that they could be picked out in silver. As you can see, it worked out rather nicely.

Capital Commitment website

Capital Commitment is the name for Land Securities' London portfolio. This multi-billion pound collection of properties, both existing and in development, is described in a forthcoming book, which I've written, and the Capital Commitment website, which I also wrote. The book was designed by 300million, and the site by Bounce.

The site also shows off the new Capital Commitment ad campaign, which I created alongside the designers at Hat-trick. Watch out for samples of the campaign on this site soon.

SoCo poster

Following on from the last post, here's one of the posters inviting people to imagine the potential of the SoCo site.

SoCo: the big picture

This is one of the first pieces of literature for SoCo, the Edinburgh development between South Bridge and Cowgate.

The piece is an A3 introduction to the development, including CGIs and maps of the area.

It also shows off 300million's identity for the project very well, but at this size you don't get to read much of my copy.

However, the headline shows the 'riddle' campaign (see my previous post) developing nicely.