Ruskin Square website goes live
Ruskin Square is a huge new development in the heart of Croydon, designed by Foster + Partners and FaulkerBrowns. Design consultancy Figtree created the identity and communications for the development, and asked me to work on the copy.I was delighted to accept, of course, especially as this was my first job with Figtree. It all went very well, and I ended up writing a teaser brochure, the website, and a range of lines for the construction hoardings and nearby billboards.
Click here for the website. And I'll be adding more of the materials to my Portfolio section soon.
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posted by Mike @ 4:50 AM
3 Comments:
Nice work Mike, but I hope you checked up on the meaning of 'affordable' in a London/Croydon version of the OED or similar before you wrote that teaser line on the site intro ;-)
You old cynic, Charlie. This is actually part of the whole affordable housing push in London. Ken wants half of any development to be affordable (social) housing. 48% is pretty close. Glad you like it, anyway - and good to know there are people out there actually reading these pages!
Absolutely, I check your newsletter and posts whenever I can; I like your work and hope it can inspire mine too.
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