Document control for the application of London’s Super Sewer. The proposal would be one of the largest applications ever submitted to the Planning Inspectorate, with over 55,000 pages and ten copies required.
WATG had created an ambitious design for a hotel in Ras Abu Abboud, Doha, Qatar. They wanted every aspect of the presentation to help their client to buy into their ambition, so getting the best quality of print was paramount. There was a very quick time-frame to print and deliver the boards so they could catch a plane.
A leading international building designer and consultancy firm were running a very important event for one of their clients. Unusually this event was to be simultaneously presented in three locations across three different time zones. The banners had to be 1000mm wide and any glue/adhesive used in the stand would have to stand up to the temperatures of an international flight and the final locations.
Hobs prepared and printed various vinyl graphics that adorn this racing car. Some vinyl pieces were printed in full colour and cut to specification using a laser cutter. Others were cut from the different vinyls to create lettering and the design. Different vinyls were used for fixing to the car body and to glass, but keeping the same consistent colours of the branding.
Printing a mobile Bedroom is certainly an eye-catching display for the high street. This freestanding cube, about 10ft square, had printed graphics on the back and one side wall to look like a bedroom, including wallpaper and a window with curtains, and the exterior printed with social media information.
