MI&Co stand at the White Rose Centre

Shown below is MI&Co's new promotional display system, designed by Aldred Design, which includes a custom built framework in antiqued steel tubing, graphic floor covering and pull-up banners. The display system can be extended in length depending upon the space available for display.

WW1 Exhibition

As part of the centenary commemorations of the start of the First World War, a series of 16 A0 informative display panels have been designed for client Saville Creative Communications. These formed the main focus of a 10 day exhibition at St Margaret's Hall in Horsforth, Leeds, that not only honoured and remembered those from the town who fought and died during the war, but also told of the role that Horsforth people played in sheltering Belgian refugees, how the town coped with food rationing, raised funds for the troops, made armaments in the local shell factory and how it honoured the dead after the war was over. Accompanying the exhibition was a set of workbooks (also designed by Aldred Design), aimed at local schoolchildren who attended the exhibition as part of their studies during the week leading up to Remembrance Sunday.

Two smaller information panels were also designed for permanent display adjacent to 'The Boulder Stone' on Stanhope Drive – an existing memorial to the 249 men and one woman from Horsforth who died.

The commemoration events and materials, largely funded by a grant from the Heritage Lottery, also enabled a book and materials for a history trail to be produced.

Arnavon - Helping People Grow

A new identity has recently been completed for Arnavon, an integrated urban agriculture project based in Tucson, Arizona. The logo design (the name is a translation for 'rabbit' in Hebrew) communicates elements of the agriculture programme itself by incorporating illustrations of a rabbit, hen, fish, bees, fruits and flowers within the letter forms. Initially, the logo has been used on banners to advertise the organisation at local produce fairs and farmer's markets but will eventually be included on packaging labels and will form the visual base for a new website.

St Peter's Church, Addingham

Two information panels for St Peter's Church in Addingham have been designed for client, Ichicoo Design. Continuing the theme of 'Creating A Christian Timeline for Addingham', the history of the church is documented from it's earliest origins in the village. A timeline across the base of each panel highlights significant points in the heritage of St Peter's as well as the other denominational churches in the village. The information panels are mounted on specially built stone plinths and are fully laminated to protect them from the elements.

Promoting the British Blinds franchise opportunity

A series of nine display panels have been designed for British Blinds to feature on it's stand at the 3-day National Franchisee Exhibition, starting on 2nd October at the NEC in Birmingham. Measuring 946 x 2340mm five of the panels show potential franchisee candidates pondering typical questions such as "Looking for the right opportunity to prove yourself?" and "Not getting anywhere in your present job?". The remainder of the panels focus on the company's extensive range of products, performance materials and innovative motorised and remote-control applications.

In addition, a Franchise Opportunities Prospectus pack, aimed at attracting potential new franchisees, contains important information and performance statistics about the company. Featuring similar imagery to the exhibition panels, the Prospectus pack will also be available on the stand.