Savills approached us to update the marketing materials for Liverton Business Park in Exmouth, Devon. We began by creating a unique illustrative map that clearly positions the park within both its local surroundings and the wider region. This was supported by a refreshed site plan detailing parking, access routes and existing occupiers.

To elevate the brochure, we also organised new professional photography to capture the park in its best light. The final outcome is a polished, engaging brochure that effectively showcases Liverton Business Park to prospective tenants.

HLRE approached us to redesign their Retail Portfolio following the launch of the new company. We refreshed the portfolio with updated site location plans and detailed accommodation schedules, ensuring that each retail location is clearly and accurately represented. The layout and visual hierarchy were carefully crafted to make complex information easy to navigate, while bespoke graphics help bring the portfolio to life. The result is a polished, cohesive, and visually engaging portfolio that not only reflects HLRE’s expertise but also reinforces their new brand identity with clarity and style.

Savills approached us to create a marketing brochure for Friary Retail Park in Plymouth. We created a custom illustrative map showing the retail park in both its local and wider context. We also designed a detailed site plan highlighting parking, surrounding roads and current tenants. To further elevate the final product, we coordinated updated professional photography, capturing high-quality images of the site. The result was a cohesive, visually engaging brochure that met the client’s goals and showcased Friary Retail Park at its best.

Urban Edge Architecture has recently gone through a whole office refurbishment and as part of it were looking to introduce a colourful wall feature to liven up the new office space. The client was looking to reflect local sights whilst adding some dimension and depth to the space. We have provided a couple of options – both in monochrome and colour schemes as well as simplified versions. The project is currently awaiting the board approval before progressing further.

We were approached by a local, independent planning and architecture consultancy to breathe new life into their brand and create a suite of business stationary. We were initially briefed to tidy up an existing logo created by our client, but we also provided some additional concepts to give some food for thought. It was one of these new concepts that was developed into the final brand and applied to the client’s website, stationary, marketing materials and pop-up exhibition stand that we were later asked to produce.

We work in close partnership with our sister company Urban Edge Architecture. Providing the graphical arm of the organisation, we design everything including power point presentations, marketing brochures, business cards, umbrellas and much more. We also manage the company’s digital content, developing & managing the company website and social media channels. Urban Inprint has systematically improved the design of the company’s internal and external content; helping the business to expand over the past decade. Urban Edge Architecture has grown from a handful of staff to a roster of almost 40 employees.

We were initially approached to design a professional template for the CISO 360 Pulse Conferences Report that would be published and distributed at the event. Pulse Conferences wanted our fresh thinking to design a modern, clean template that they could update themselves for each of their events. However, they were so impressed by what we produced that they asked us to continue to produce the reports for each of their various conferences. They were delighted with the rejuvenated design, and it has successfully boosted guest engagement with the Pulse Conferences Report.

We were commissioned by CBRE to design hoardings to screen construction works at Retail World, Gateshead. The developer wanted to use the hoardings as an opportunity to promote the new development and assure customers that the rest of the park would be unaffected. We included visual puns to add an element of fun to what could of been a rather dry message. This helps grab people’s attention and increases the chance of someone remembering the information.

We designed a vibrant brochure, making use of the exiting colour pallet used at Interchange Retail Park. Previously their marketing brochure was very ‘wordy’. However, in our experience a text heavy document loses people’s interest quickly. We cut down the wording to a series of short, punchy soundbites. Which we coupled with a series of aerial images, CGI’s and a detailed photoshoped site plan. Legal & General were delighted and have gained a lot of interest in the available units at Interchange Retail Park.

We had the pleasure of designing a brochure to promote re-development works at the A1 Retail Park, Biggleswade. We took visual cues from their website when we created the document. Most notably the diagonal motif that features on the majority of A1 Retail Park branding. This helps ensure visual consistency across the board. We broke up the text in a collection of masonry style boxes. These deliver the key statistics in an eye catching and easily digestible way.