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New websites for M&I Materials


August 24th, 2009 by Michael

Our digital team is proud to announce the recent launch of several new websites for M&I Materials. Aside from the corporate site we’ve also developed individual sites for each of the firm’s portfolio of brands.

M&I Materials is dedicated to manufacturing specialist materials for industry and science and is the driving force behind a portfolio of successful brands including Apiezon, Metrosil, Midel and Wolfmet.

An independent company, M&I Materials Ltd has built a strong global business based on delivering technical excellence and high standards of customer service to niche markets around the globe.

Born out of the research division of GEC Alstom, M&I Materials Ltd combines the proven pedigree of long standing products with the research and development expertise to bring new products to the market.

http://www.mimaterials.com/

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Halton Children and Young People’s Plan


August 24th, 2009 by Michael

It’s been far too long without any snippets of work so without further ado, here is the first in what will now be a regular supply of work visuals over the next few weeks as we have a serious backlog of work to get through. Part 1 shows a recent piece of creative work delivered for Halton Borough Council and their Children and Young People’s Plan. The plan, an eighty four page publication details the borough’s vision for the next two years. We’re proud of it and the client loved it!Halton_childrens_guide

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Have you Got It?


March 12th, 2009 by kaz

Studio North have just launched the “Got It?” website for Coventry PCT.

“Got It?” is a Chlamydia screening programme for under 25’s in Coventry. Chlamydia is one of the fastest growing Sexually Transmitted Infections in the UK approximately 1 in 10 young people test positive for Chlamydia more so in Coventry. The purpose of the site is to raise awareness about Chlamydia and to impart useful information about the infection, but also to get more people tested. One of the prime functions of the website is the ability to order a postal test kit, eliminating a trip to the clinic for testing will hopefully encourage more young people find out if they have the STI.

Go and take a look for yourself: www.got-it.org.uk

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BCM launch new website


February 16th, 2009 by Michael

We’re proud to announce the completion of another project with the launch of a new website for our client BCM.

Since 2002, BCM has been providing greener, more sustainable building services design solutions to a wide range of clients in both the public and private sectors. Leaders in electrical and mechanical design, they have established an excellent reputation through work on many high profile projects.

Visit www.bcmconsulting.co.uk

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New NIRAS website for AMEC


January 10th, 2009 by Nick

We’ve recently continued our work with AMEC by redesigning their NIRAS subsidiary website in line with AMEC’’s global brand guidelines. NIRAS is one of the UK’s largest commercial radiochemical analysis laboratories, providing independent testing facilities for all aspects of radioactivity analysis.

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Every can counts


November 24th, 2008 by Rachel

Every Can Counts identity

Recycle bin at Liverpool John Moores

We have recently been involved in the launch of ‘Every Can Counts’, a drinks can recycling initiative aimed at increasing awareness and action in the workplace. Having been chosen to do the branding, website and promotional materials for this project we have learnt recently that early feedback from the initiative has been very positive.  We have also since learnt that Every Can Counts have been approached by a number of high profile potential clients so would like to offer our congratulations, as well as feeling a little bit pleased with ourselves :-)

If you would like to find out more about ECC or even better would like to find out how to implement the scheme into your place of work visit  www.everycancounts.co.uk for more information.

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Myebook in launch phase


October 21st, 2008 by Michael

One of our more interesting creative projects from the last year is slowly coming to fruition at long last.

Myebook.com (http://www.myebook.com), a web-based ebook community, is launching to give people the tools to create book content and ‘get it out there’ for free. Every aspect of publishing content is covered – from creating, to sharing and reading – in a slick and simple way.

Studio North’s specialist identity and digital teams worked in collaboration over a number of months to create the brand identity and design the myebook website which has been developed in-house around our page templates and user interface designs.

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It prints, it cuts, it rocks


October 8th, 2008 by Michael

We quite liked this advert recently designed by the original smoothster himself, Sean Booth for our client Hybrid Services. As exclusive distributors of Mimaki printers in the UK, the brief was to devise a creative campaign highlighting the combined aspect of the new CJV30’s printing and cutting capabilities .

Our powerful headline copy and visual works well with the carefully crafted sub-header & body copy to hit the nail on the head.

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Your right to fly


August 7th, 2008 by Michael

Continuing our previous work with the Equal Opportunities Commission we are currently producing campaign literature for the recently formed Equality and Human Rights Commission in conjunction with the Department of Transport. On 26 July, new European legislation around access to air travel came into force. Disabled and less mobile passengers will have rights to assistance from booking a flight through to when they land at a destination in Europe. We have been tasked with delivering a campaign that targets travel agents across the UK to ensure the message is out there from the moment someone even considers taking a holiday in Europe.

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University of Manchester – Food on Campus


July 30th, 2008 by Michael

Our creative team have redesigned all internal graphics and communications for the University of Manchester’s Food on Campus catering brand. The University has over 30 catering outlets and the first phase of the rollout saw the brand new SCaN building filled with stunning bespoke photography delivered in a contemporary clean style. The designs complemented the wonderful space provided by the architects in the heart of the University campus on Oxford Rd.

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