Dorchester Court, Herne Hill St Mark’s, North Audley Street

Golders Green Synagogue

Conran and Partners 21st January 201517

CiTy gALERiE AuGSBuRG

The City Galerie is a large shopping centre in Augsburg, Germany. Due to its dated and tired appearance, Conran and Partners were asked to refresh, update and make it more appealing to younger fashion consumers.

We have designed a graphic to cover the expanses of wall in the cathedral like atrium spaces referencing Augsburg’s industrial textile heritage.

Conran and Partners 21st January 201516

mALL OF SPLiTmALL OF SPLiT SPLIT

The Mall of Split was conceived as Croatia’s new cosmopolitan heart. Conran and Partners created a brand identity as well as environmental graphics.

The ‘four corners’ motif refers to the architecture of Split’s most famous building, the fourth-century Diocletian’s Palace, and was used tactically across brand elements and advertising to illustrate everything the Mall offers. Meanwhile, we used the vibrant pink of Split’s ubiquitous bougainvillea to grab attention.

Conran and Partners 21st January 201514

OLymPiA BRNO

Olympia Shopping Centre in Brno, Czech Republic, had a number of issues that required addressing. Generally it was lacking in character and required a concept and design to make it more appealing so customers visit more frequently and stay longer.

We introduced a central theme, new furniture, hanging signage and lighting features. Vibrant colour and super graphics were applied strategically to transform the centre into four distinct “streets” with a central hub “arena” for events with a foodcourt overlooking it.

Before After

Lacking in character

No distinction between areas – difficult for customers to navigate

Interior all stark white

Sunlight causes overheating

Identity introduced to bring character and distinguish areas

Selected areas boldly painted in colour

Themed graphic patterns applied

Screening applied to glazing

Hanging features introduced

New furniture and flooring specified

NEO Brussels - Mall of Europe