A holding website for Carter Hood Architects, showcasing their adaptive identity, has been created while their main website takes shape.

An old Fortitude Valley warehouse on Light Street is currently being converted into an event space for hire, aptly named Lightspace, with open-plan studios above for lease.

The Letter D was brought in to develop the site’s identity and environmental graphics, along with the launch website – all in time for Brisbane Indesign in September.

The M171 website, brochure, and site signage are now all ready for Consolidated Properties.

A Day on Earth‘s store in Brisbane now has a content managed Flash website, after an expansive online strategy undertaken by The Letter D for the store’s owners, Jan Murphy and Philip Bacon, in conjunction with the artist David Bromley.

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The content managed website for Coop uses a Flash interface to allow some subtle animation to take place between the 3 main sections. Take it for a spin…

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Ari Athans best describes her jewellery as ‘devastatingly simple’. With the gallery’s interior fitout epitomising this approach it was essential that the gallery’s website maintains this style.

By developing a platform that enables Ari’s own photos of her jewellery to take centre stage, the result is an extension of the gallery’s exhibition space in keeping with her design ethos.

The distinctive identity was optimised for screen resolution, with an updated typeface to be implemented across the signage and new exhibition collateral.

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