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Ben Locker & Associates

The sharp end of North Meadow Media’s writing pencil. So when the need for a little identity came along, it seemed a golden opportunity to play with some letters of my own… It’s not an accurate portrait of Ben – but you get the idea. Also see benlocker.co.uk.

Posted by: Barry Lowenhoff, MCSD
Published: 24th September, 2009 at 6:43 pm in News, North Meadow Projects.
Tags: copywriting, corporate identities, logos
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Thames Alive

Barry was flattered to be asked to design a logotype for Thames Alive, an organisation that promotes the Thames and organises major river events. Its members stage the annual Great River Race and, in 2005, organised the Emirates Thames Nelson Flotilla between Greenwich and Embankment, attracting huge numbers of spectators. More recently, this device was used by Historic Royal Palaces in its spectacular Tudor river pageant of June 2009, which marked the 500th anniversary of King Henry VIII’s coronation.

Posted by: Barry Lowenhoff, MCSD
Published: 24th September, 2009 at 6:08 pm in News, North Meadow Projects.
Tags: corporate identities, logos
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Young Concern Trust

Young Concern Trust is a small charity based in Harlow, Essex and its aim is to provide a free counselling service to young people who live, work, train or go to school in the town and the surrounding areas. It provides a seamless support service to young people who, often, are from very disadvantaged backgrounds. The robust but distressed logotype plays on a sense of discordance, but emphasis inner strength.

Posted by: Barry Lowenhoff, MCSD
Published: 24th September, 2009 at 5:56 pm in News, North Meadow Projects.
Tags: corporate identities, logos
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Identity of Steel

Barry Lowenhoff created a visual identity for Britain’s largest independent steel processing company, Sebden Steel. The firm has eight service centres that are strategically located across England, Scotland and Northern Ireland. Each location needed to retain a local identity that tied in with that of the wider company. The feat was pulled off spectacularly well with the bold, no-nonsense illustrations of Andrew Davidson, who accurately depicted the nature of this heavy industry, and the people who work within it.

Posted by: Barry Lowenhoff, MCSD
Published: 12th November, 2008 at 12:40 pm in North Meadow Projects.
Tags: andrew davidson, corporate identities, sebden steel, steel
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Strangers’ Hall

Home to wealthy merchants, Norwich’s Strangers’ Hall dates from 1320. Recently, four fine, new room displays were created as part of the ‘Mayors & Magnates’ project, funded by DCMS/ Wolfson and others. Barry Lowenhoff produced a sympathetic identity for the Hall’s signage and printed material. His concept uses a painting from the Great Hall as a vehicle for smaller image elements to reflect the building’s diversity, collections and spaces.

Posted by: Barry Lowenhoff, MCSD
Published: 11th November, 2008 at 2:20 pm in North Meadow Projects.
Tags: corporate identities, heritage, norfolk, norwich
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