8 Hanover Square

Workplace design at a molecular level

Involvement

— Spatial design
— Signage/way-finding

8 Hanover Square is an elegant new central London mixed-use development, designed by Make Architects. MoreySmith were commissioned for the interior design of seven floors and two basements by the building’s first occupant, a commercial energy company.

We were commissioned to design a comprehensive environmental graphics package and printed welcome pack to tie in with their interior design scheme.

Involvement

— Spatial design
— Signage/way-finding

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Collaborative design

We worked through an iterative process to design the overall visual concept and deliver every graphical element. Our starting point was inspired by the new occupant – a hexagon pattern that references the molecular structure of oil.

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A cohesive design system

We created a series of mock ups to help the occupant visualise the graphics in place. We then designed and managed the physical production of 100s of pieces of artwork, tailor made for every area. Our entirely bespoke, practical and cohesive graphic system helps to define the new workplace, making it instantly recognisable.