Month: May 2024

Stadler

Posted on by Bartosz Kędzierski

Stadler is a Swiss-based manufacturer of rail vehicles. These include trains, trams, and metro vehicles. Since 2007, the company has had a production plant in Siedlce, where it produces vehicles for the Polish and export markets. We had the opportunity to design wall art and signage for their Warsaw office.

In the reception area, where guests are greeted by an impressive logo wall in the company’s navy blue color and a map of Europe with the company’s offices and production plants marked, Stadler’s most popular locomotive models include the Flirt, Kiss, and Tango. Three conference rooms are named after them, and the vehicles themselves are immortalized on their walls.

The main motif in the long corridors of the Stadler office is travel. Images of cities and landscapes flash and blur through the train car windows. Graphics interwoven with images of specific rail vehicle models (including the most popular Flirt model in Poland and the Lajkonik tram manufactured for Krakow) create a sense of movement and build a captivating brand narrative.
The unifying color of all the graphics in this project is the brand’s navy blue, and they were created by Agnieszka Czaderna.

Allcon SIW Parking

Posted on by Bartosz Kędzierski

Our projects aren’t always about creating a bespoke design for a specific location. We’re increasingly tackling universal signage systems that will be used across multiple facilities. In such cases, the key is to create a clear, functional, adaptable, and cost-effective solution.

This solution is cost-effective and practical for investors conducting large-scale operations – utilizing an existing system instead of creating a new one each time speeds up work and allows for maintaining the high quality of the parking spaces. After all, the garage entrance is currently the main entrance for many users.

This was the nature of the SIW created for the underground garages of Allcon’s Tricity developments. We opted for black and white with a touch of gold, basing the linear graphics on simple, repetitive patterns – emphasizing the building entrances and the rhythms of the columns.

Millennium Bank Gdańsk

Posted on by Bartosz Kędzierski

Our project at two Millennium Bank branches in Gdańsk included signage and wall graphics. The graphic designs were inspired by the bank’s motto, “Inspired by people,” hence the numerous motifs of faces, human silhouettes, hands, mouths, and eyes. Stylistically, these graphics draw on the popular line art of recent years.
In the wall graphics, we also referenced values ​​related to the bank’s mission, such as security, dynamism, mobility, user-friendliness, and locality. The result is a diverse and wide range of wall art.

We also created frosted glass panels for the conference room windows.