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bimstore

Brand identity for a newly established online portal for BIM components. Aimed at built environment professionals. Full media spanning strategy to launch the company including animation, postcard pack, print work and UI design for complex website.

branding | print | web | illustration | animation | presentations

Cottam Rebrand

Bold re-brand for 150 year old brush manufacturer. Range of print work produced including stationery, display stands and in-house templates. Initial UI design for website.

branding | stationery | web | print

Cottam Brush Ltd, Unit 7, Monkton Business Park North, Hebburn, South Tyneside, NE31 2JZ, United Kingdom

Phone +44 (0) 191 428 2510 Direct +44 (0) 191 428 3060Fax +44 (0) 191 428 [email protected]

LAURA HAMILTONSALES & SERVICE MANAGER

Cottam Brush Ltd, Unit 7, Monkton Business Park North, Hebburn, South Tyneside, NE31 2JZ, United Kingdom

Phone +44 (0) 191 428 2510 Mobile +44 (0) 7977 446 370 Fax +44 (0) 191 428 [email protected]

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Spacehus

Complete brand identity for low energy timber building manufacturer. Range of print work produced including foil blocked brochure, secondary brochure/leaflet suite and eco-friendly Stationery range. Front end web design completed in-house with coding for CMS completed externally.

branding | design | web | print | presentations | copywriting

Longer

Complete brand identity for natural supplement range, including UI design for e-commerce website, stationery range and packaging. Working in collaboration with Ryan Foster Design.

branding | brand guidelines | web | print

Ramsey Khoury Director

t: +44 (0)20 7347 5544

m: +44 (0)78 2018 9630

e: [email protected]

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www.longer.com

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Memeka

Web design for high end New York fashion label. Working in collaboration with Ryan Foster Design.

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organise and inspire

organise and inspire

ShinobiPlay app

App design for new instructional app for ShinobiControls to showcase range of mobile components to potential app developers. Fun, quirky graphics to represent the Shinobi brand.

concept | design

flexiblecreativehard workingclient focused

I will always deliveron time and with a smile

09. COMMUNITIES

Within the TEDCO brand there are four communities - Business, Education, Public Sector and CSR.

Each community has their own specific colour.

To maintain consistency and strengthen the awareness of each community please use the correct colour.

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EDUCATION

PUBLIC SECTOR

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05. COLOUR

MAIN BRAND COLOURS

COMMUNITY COLOURS SUPPORTING

TEDCO PURPLE

Pantone 7678 CPCMYK 77, 93, 0 0 RGB 74,41,134HEX #603a96

TEDCO PINK

Pantone 226 CPCMYK 0, 100, 2, 0RGB 208, 0,111HEX #d0006f

GREY

Pantone 428 CPCMYK 10, 4, 4, 14RGB 193, 198, 200HEX #c5ccd1

BUSINESS TEAL

Pantone 7467 CPCMYK 97, 0, 30, 0RGB 0, 153, 158HEX #00999e

EDUCATION BLUE

Pantone 660 CPCMYK 88, 0, 30, 0RGB 35, 86, 190HEX #0074bc

PUBLIC SECTOR YELLOW

Pantone 1235 CPCMYK 0, 31, 98, 0RGB 240, 130, 67HEX #fdb71a

CSR GREEN

Pantone 390 CPCMYK 27, 0, 100, 3RGB 164, 189, 0HEX #bed12b

The TEDCO brand uses a bright and vibrant colour palette, which consists of the main brand colours, the community colours and a supporting colour.

Consistent use of colour helps to strengthen the TEDCO brand and makes it instantly recognisable.

Printed Materials

All printed material should be visually matched to a Pantone Colour swatch to ensure that colour quality is correct.

These guidelines were produced using Pantone Colour Bridge swatches to ensure consistent colour across a range of printed materials. It is important for your printer to match the colours to a Pantone swatch. Please use the colour references shown.

Screen applications

For on-screen applications use the appropriate RGB or Hex value.

06. APPLYING THE TEDCO IDENTITY

Minimum size

The minimum size of the TEDCO brandmark is 35mm for the stacked version and 50mm for the stripe version. Below this size the brandmark loses its clarity and impact.

When creating large marketing materials please use the vector files supplied to maintain the quality and sharpness of the logo when scaled up.

Minimum size 50mm

Minimum size 35mm

Clear Space

To protect the strength and integrity of the brandmark, a clear space area, free of competing visual elements, should be maintained. Please leave a space which is equal to the height of the TEDCO block, as shown.

Placement

Always try to align the brandmark to the left edge of the page or screen within your design.

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TEDCO rebrand

Bold rebrand for TEDCO, including brand guidelines, corporate photography and guidance on brand usage for the website. In collaboration with Stick Theory.

branding | photography | web

strategy and marketing: stick theoryux and ui design: andi farr, semibad

Lifehus

Brand identity for timber frame housing company based in Inverness.

branding | print | stationery | web design

Improve your living climate. Be kind to your environment.LIFEHUS Ltd, Torrisdale, 25a Seabank Road, Nairn, Scotland IV12 4EU t: 01343 540020 m: 07786 528792 e: [email protected] w: www.lifehus.com

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Improve your living climate. Be kind to your environment.

_space group brand identity

Complex phased rebrand and subsequent brand refreshes for _space group. Rebranding from a very traditional architecture practice “Waring and Netts Architects”, to _space group a multi disciplinary built environment design group, working across six sectors, with a mission statement to “make life better”. A bold, bright and very pink rebrand set the company apart from others in its industry and the new brand was successfully rolled out across all brand touch points.

branding | brand management | print | illustration | web | infographics | signage | exhibitions and events | interiors | presentations | animation |photography

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Close House Clubhouse

gallery 10/07

The big housing question,Find out what Rob thinks.

debate:housing 15/07

twitter

Seconds out, round two. Nice to see Liverpool City Council right attitude on this5 hours ago

blog 18/07

11 July 2011

Government Construction Strategy - My response

stories 03/06

03 June 2011

_space group paint the town pink

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A golfers’ paradise, the Close House golf course in Northumberland is one of the most challenging new courses to be built and required an appropriate club house to match. _space group worked on the project for two years, creating a 1,000m2 purpose built luxury golf clubhouse and new 6,540 yard championship 18 hole golf course, which was opened by then world number one golfer Lee Westwood.

Our team had to provide a solution that took into account a challenging site within grounds that comprise an area of designated green belt land, Grade II* listed Close House Mansion and are next to World Heritage Site, Hadrian’s Wall.

The result is an inspiring presence that was deliberately kept to a modest size, opening up vistas within the landscape and yet also be a contemporary, eye-catching composition which nods to Close House Mansion’s 18th century origins.

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Centre for Biogerontology

CETL

City Campus East

College I, II, III

Cramlington JLV

Durham Gateway

Eastbourne Academy

Hummersknott School

St. Robert of Newminster

Stockton Riverside

Washington School


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Whitehouse Centre

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Interior designers work with RECLAIM students

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04 April 2011

West end community centre gets a face lift

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10 June 2011

What does the future hold for our industry

blog 18/07

20 May 2011

What a difference a year makes

St Roberts of Newminster

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BITC awards, Manchester

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Is 2011 the year for BIM

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Government Strategy: discuss



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Think Differently Ad Campaign

Art Direction and concept for award winning ad campaign to launch the newly rebranded _space group. An innovative and unusual approach within the built environment industry as it was people focussed rather than building focussed. Photos also used extensively as brand images across printed materials, website and press releases.

art direction | design

Project in collaboration with o-prPhotography by Sasa Savic

luxury campin

luxury camping

Encourage the kids to leave the computer

games at home and discover the joys of

dens, rope swings and imaginative play.

Think Enid Blyton and The Dangerous Book

for Boys - Scouting jamborees, tree houses,

bunting, and echoes of our colonial past

- all updated with a bit of festival spirit!.

Take them walking through unspoilt hills

and dales, explore the delights of quaint

local towns, or discover our magnificent

coastline. (Don’t worry we’ve got theme

parks too!) Whatever you chose a warm

welcome awaits you in the camp - join

us for a drink by the communal fire pit,

snuggle down in the privacy of your own

tent or check out the local bars!

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Jollydays Luxury Camping Ltd, Village Farm, Scrayingham, York, Y041 1JD Company No. 6792429

www.jollydaysluxurycamping.co.uk Tel: 01759 371776

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Jollydays Luxury Camping

Vintage style decorative brand identity for a Yorkshire based luxury camping company. Logo, Stationery, Stickers, Brochure, Leaflets, Web design, T-shirts and Woodland Signage.

brand identity | print | illustration | web design

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Jollydays Heritage Brand

A variety of marks, labels and crests to be used across the range to establish Jollydays as a “Heritage Brand” with a feeling of past history, outdoor fun and British summer time. A new venture from Jollydays Luxury Camping, the full range will include clothing, accessories, homewares and general “glamping” supplies and is aimed at a discerning clientele.

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Tel: 01759 371776www.jollydaysluxurycamping.co.uk

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Jollydays luxurious tented camp is set in a beautiful 200 acre woodland close to York. Our stunning deluxe lodge tents have woodburners, 4 poster beds, chandeliers, vintage roll top baths and piping hot showers. Come and see what everyone is talking about...

Stanhope Primary SchoolProspectus 2012-2013

Stanhope Primary School Gresford StreetSouth ShieldsTyne and WearNE33 4SZ

Tel: 0191 420 1710 Fax: 0191 456 6235 [email protected] Teacher: Mr John Vasey B.Ed(Hons)

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Community accessWe are aware that parents and other adults within the community also benefit from the facilities within schools being made more widely available. To that end we provide a variety of opportunities for parents and carers. Listed below are examples of courses offered to the wider community in the academic year 2011 - 2012. (The list is not exhaustive)

• Family learning “Keeping up with the children”

• Time to Talk

• Making Choices Level 1 (Training and childcare)

• Family values with SAFC

• Bringing Up Confident Children (Parentline Plus)

Parents/carers are informed on a termly basis of forthcoming courses.

School Travel PlanWe take seriously our responsibility to provide our pupils with the broadest possible education and consider that understanding the need to preserve natural resources, an awareness of road safety and the promotion of a healthy lifestyle is part of that education. The school is aware, through its travel plan, of the need to increase sustainable travel modes. We are exploring with the council the possibility of extending the cycle way recently created on West Way up to the school. A full copy of the School Travel Plan can be viewed on request.

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Publication Scheme on information available under the Freedom of Information Act 2000.

One of the aims of the Freedom of Information Act 2000 is that public authorities, including all maintained schools, should be clear and proactive about the information they will make public.

To do this we must produce a publication scheme, setting out:

• The classes of information which we publish or intend to publish.

• The manner in which the information will be published and;

• Whether the information is available free of charge or on payment.

The scheme covers information already published and information, which is to be published in the future. All information in our publication scheme is available in paper form. A full copy of our Publication Scheme is available free of charge from the school office. Some information that we hold may not be made public, for example personal information.

This publication scheme conforms to the model scheme for schools approved by the Information Commissioner.

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School Crossing PatrolsThis map shows the location of school crossing patrols, bus service routes and bus stops in the vicinity of our school.

West Park

Gresford Street

Talbot Road

Ashley Road

Egerton Road

Whitehall St

Stanhope Road

Stanhope Road

West Way

A194

A19

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Tyne Dock Metro Station

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Stanhope Primary School

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School Crossing Point

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Home School Liaison OfficerMs J Richardson

Behaviour SupportMrs J Wright

Swimming TeacherMrs M Wilson

School Administrator Mrs P Peel

Site Manager Mr S Clark

School CookMrs L Curtin

Mid Day SupervisorsMrs L Alderson Mrs S Gray Mrs A Hasan

Governing Body

Chair Mr R Carter

Vice ChairMrs A Hetherington

Head TeacherMr J Vasey

Parent GovernorsMrs D Halliday Miss J Martin Mrs M Pearce

Community Governors T.B.C Mrs A Hetherington Mr L Marshall

Support Staff Governor Ms J Richardson

Teacher GovernorMrs H Barker

School Nurse School Nurses East Team Flagg Court Health Centre Flagg Court South Shields NE33 2PG 0191 2832187

Local Authority South Tyneside

Head of Children and Young People’s Directorate Helen Watson Executive Director Town Hall and Civic Offices Westoe Road South Shields NE33 2RL T:0191 4247000

Staff

Mrs P Maughan Mrs V Prince Miss J Martin

Head Teacher Mr J Vasey

Deputy Head TeacherMrs L Martin

Assistant Head Teacher Mrs P Camsey

Teaching Staff Miss K Anglin Mrs H Barker Miss G Baird Mrs P Camsey Mrs V Korn

Mrs G Parker Miss C Reed Mrs J Wright Mrs D Wann

Higher Level Teaching AssistantsMrs K Moutafis Miss L Beechey

Nursery Nurses Mrs C Hailes Mrs T Crumblie Mrs Z Jilla

Teaching AssistantsMrs A Hasan Mrs G Armour

Mrs M Smith Mrs L Gateshill

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Pupil Welfare and Discipline

We aim to create a welcoming, caring environment where relationships are based on respect and to develop a positive self-esteem in each child.

If there is a problem, parents are encouraged to come along to school to discuss it with the Home-School Liaison Officer, Class Teacher, Deputy Head or Head Teacher. Problems needing extended discussion may require a special appointment to be made so that Staff will be available to help. We expect sensible, responsible and considerate behaviour from every pupil.

The few rules we have are based on this expectation

• Behaving in a quiet, orderly manner, both in and around the building, so that no one is disturbed or distressed.

• Having a caring attitude towards fellow pupils, teachers, other adults, the building and its contents.

• Only playing agreed games in the playground, games that will not cause discomfort or damage.

Traffic light Behaviour SchemeA Traffic light chart is displayed in class, on which all of the pupils in the class are listed. Pupils start the day on green to recognise good behaviour, should there be an incident of misbehaviour their name is moved to amber. Persistent misbehaviour is signified by red. This will involve a member of the senior leadership team. All names are returned to green to start the next day.

The staff at Stanhope Primary School are committed to maintaining high expectations of good behaviour as an essential contribution to the educational experience of the children and to their happiness and well being while in school.

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School Uniform

Stanhope Primary School has a clothing policy accepted and agreed to by the Governors of the school. The school is very keen that the pupils should associate different clothing for different occasions eg. tracksuits - sporting activities, leisure wear (jeans, multi-coloured clothing) for out of school activities, fashion wear - parties or special activities.

Below is a list of reasons why Stanhope Primary School encourages the wearing of recommended school clothing:

• to lessen the pressure on parents to allow their children to attend school wearing expensive, but unsuitable fashion wear.

• to avoid competition amongst the children particularly over “designer clothing” including tracksuits.

• to avoid children coming to school wearing uncomfortable clothing eg. tight skirts or jeans, or dangerous footwear (fashion shoes with high heels)

• to enhance the standing of the school within the community.

Please note:

• Allgarmentsincludingcoatsandshoesshouldbecarefullymarkedwiththeowner’sname.

• Each pupil should have a clearly named bag in which to keep or carry PE equipment.

• Each pupil should have a clearly named School Book Bag to carry reading books and homework materials.

• Jewellery must be kept to a minimum in the interest of safety. Only ear-rings of the stud type may be worn. No other forms of jewellery are allowed, however watches do not count as jewellery and we would actively encourage pupils to wear them.

• Watches and ear-rings, if worn, must be removed prior to PE, Games or Swimming. If ear-rings cannot be removed they must be covered by a first aid plaster supplied by the parent/carer.

We would ask for your support and co-operation in helping us to make Stanhope Primary School a smart, safe school.

School uniform can be purchased at “Little Gems”, Ocean Road, South Shields.

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Stanhope’s Commitment

We at Stanhope Primary School are committed to providing a school where children, parents and staff are valued and where we give everyone the opportunity to feel good about their own achievements and the achievements of others, in an atmosphere of security, respect and confidence.

We will strive:

• To develop each child’s unique abilities and qualities in line with National Curriculum requirements;

• To encourage every adult working in our school to develop their skills;

• To forge trusting relationships with parents as co-educators of their children;

• To ensure that there is equality of opportunity regardless of sex, colour, culture or ability;

• To create a happy, orderly school where people are courteous to each other;

• To resource our school to a high standard;

• To support quality teaching and learning;

• To enhance our school building and environment so that we can be proud of where we work;

• To find time to meet everyone’s needs in appropriate ways;

• To care for everyone connected with our school as we would a large, supportive family;

• To build on the long, respected tradition of Stanhope school within the local community.

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Stanhope Primary School

Design and photography for marketing materials. Complete suite of materials including prospectus, folder, teaching resources, certificates, range of mini booklets and pupil info packs.

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Photograph © Steve MayesPrinted on paper from sustainably managed forests

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Steve Mayes PhotographyT: 0191 659 7907 M: 07989 [email protected]

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Original cityscape and landscape photography

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The North East of England inspired me to take up photography. The regenerating cities, old and new industry, and beautiful landscapes continue to impress. I find myself returning to them time and again, trying to capture what it is that makes these places special to me.

Hadrian’s Wall, Northumberland(Code: smp240)

Steve Mayes Greeting Cards

Design for range of greeting cards for Steve Mayes photography. Working creatively within existing branding to create stylish range of contemporary greeting cards.

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The iconic architecture and striking beauty of the North East inspired me to take up photography. I worked exclusively in black and white for many years, and it remains an important part of my work. I find it particularly suited to the mix of old and new architecture that is so well realised in Newcastle and Gateshead.

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r//evolution Christmas Campaign

Mobile Christmas campaign for r//evolution marketing. People directed to fun mobile site using QR codes on a printed Christmas card. In collaboration with the r//evolution design team.

concept | design | illustrations

“I have worked with a variety of different designers over the past ten years, and I can sincerely say that Nat Glover is my favourite. Not only does she intuitively understand our briefs and deliver an end design that consistently exceeds our expectations - she is an absolute joy to work with.”

Marcie MacLellanManaging DirectorIncontext Communications

I have worked with Nat for a number of years and unreservedly provide this testimonial. Her professionalism and initiative, often with challenging deadlines, has engendered genuine team working with great success. Her quality of work is exemplary and, from a commercial point of view, essential to ‘getting the message across’. Natalie is enthusiastic and dedicated; it is a reflection of her character that she is so well-respected by designers and clients alike.

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