It’s been an amazing week. We are super proud to share that we won Gold at the Transform Awards for our wayfinding at V&A East Storehouse. It’s our first time entering Transform magazine’s impact-orientated awards.

We also learned we have two projects Shortlisted for the forthcoming Creative Review Annual Awards! In the Experience category we are shortlisted for the David Bowie Centre under ‘Installations & Exhibitions’ ...

and in the Design category our V&A East Storehouse project is shortlisted under Wayfinding .

Wish us luck on the 6th of May when Creative Review announces winners!

We are delighted to have designed the branding, wayfinding and interpretation for Bath River Line — a 10km linear park running through the historic city of Bath.

Head over to the project case study to see our work in detail.

Creative Review featured the project which you can read here.

Creative Boom also featured the project with a lovely write up.

Brand New (paywall) reviewed the identity saying: "Overall, the system is beautiful. Its restraint gives it a purposeful and intentional presence."

Fieldwork Facility has designed the exhibition identity, campaign and interpretation for ‘Words Matter: Dialogues on Eugenics, Power, and Healing’ a new exhibition confronting the legacy of eugenics at UCL. Words Matter is a multi-disciplinary exhibition showcasing the works of twelve artists, each with a practice in spoken word, performance or writing.

Our approach visualised the fading ideology of eugenics, but also its lasting impression, recognisable and familiar in the discomfort that words can evoke. A legacy that we are still wrestling with today.

Visit the project case study to see more.