Building Change is a collaborative effort of all six architecture schools in the Republic of Ireland. Together, they are committed to providing education in climate-ready architecture to their students, in doing so addressing the implications of Government policy on climate change and housing.
ExploreSt John of God is a charitable organisation that provides health, social care and education services for children, adolescents and adults in Ireland and beyond. Partnering with MCCP, our task was to develop a brand for St John of God that tells a story of a modern organisation that’s fit for purpose in a complex and challenging world, and to celebrate the dedication and devotion of St John of God’s people, who make a real and tangible difference supporting thousands of people every day in Ireland.
ExploreATA designs, manufactures and supplies precision industrial tools to leading manufacturing industries, including aerospace, automotive and power generation. As part of a strategy to streamline and simplify operations we led a brand refresh that positioned the company for future and further growth.
ExploreBased in Maryland, Jhpiego, an affiliate of Johns Hopkins University, has been breaking down barriers to high-quality healthcare for the world's most vulnerable populations for more than 40 years. In order to engage effectively with potential funders, they needed a new identity to communicate their mission and values with greater impact, personality and focus. All of this with a name that some people (ok, a lot of people!) find challenging to pronounce. So, before we go any further: jhpiego = jay-pie-go. Easy!
ExploreA brand identity for Pippo, a new online and app offering from Clanwilliam Health that aims to transform how GPs communicate with their patients, offering an easy, quick and convenient way to book appointments online with ease.
ExploreRetail Excellence Ireland (REI) is a non-profit organisation that supports Irish retailers. They asked us to develop a brand identity that aligns with its vision to champion, support and grow Irish retail and promote excellence comparable to the best in the world.
ExploreA new name and identity for Tenderscout, an up-and-coming start-up that found itself at a critical transition point towards becoming an established business.
ExploreCreating a cohesive brand toolkit – including tone of voice guidelines – for Concern Worldwide's global brand refresh would reflect the organisation's new unified approach and flex for different audiences across multiple platforms and geographies.
ExploreA contemporary brand identity for the Irish Traditional Music Archive (ITMA), the guardian of the most extensive collection of Irish traditional music in existence, that also pays homage to the Archive's historic origins.
ExploreUniversal Music Group is the biggest record label in the world and home to a diverse roster of artists across an iconic array of labels. UMUSIC, the business-to-consumer side of the business has been around for 10 years. So too had its logo. That’s why Universal Music Group approached us about a new visual identity for the UMUSIC brand, one which could help stamp its mark on the next decade.
ExploreA new approach to third-level institutions demanded a bold, modern and dynamic identity that personifies the impact TU Dublin will have on the higher education landscape.
ExploreTallaght University Hospital Foundation (TUHF) is the independent arm of Tallaght University Hospital concerned with fundraising for research and other projects, as well as building the hospital’s brand image. Our brief was to create an identity for TUHF that would speak to its core audiences of hospital staff, fundraising groups in the vicinity, corporate donors and members of the general public.
ExploreRed Dog was commissioned by a steering group representative of The Civil, Public and Services Union (CPSU), Public Service Executive Union (PSEU) and IMPACT to develop a name and identity for a new union, which would unite more than 80,000 members to become the second largest union on the island of Ireland.
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