Bold belief
Glasgow’s bold and ambitious bid to host Channel 4’s new HQ and Creative Hub.
As part of the creative team leading Glasgow’s successful bid we worked with respected journalist, author and broadcaster Stuart Cosgrove alongside Glasgow City Council to deliver a compelling tender document with supporting materials, including a bid information pack and exhibition.
The creative combines a confident, typographic approach with forthright imagery sourced from some of Glasgow’s leading photographers to reflect “a city alive with attitude, teeming with young people and ignited with an audacious belief in its own creativity.”
Glasgow was shortlisted for the National HQ and ultimately secured one of the two creative hubs. Channel 4’s move to the city will have a transformative effect, creating new jobs and opportunities by tapping into the rich cultural diversity of Scotland in one of Britain’s most innovative and exciting creative communities.
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Digital Document.
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Identity. Exhibition. Installation.
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Exhibition Panel.
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Exhibition Panels. Detail.
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Exhibition Panels. Presentation Pack
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Identity.
We wanted our bid to look and feel different and express something about the city of Glasgow through design.
Nothing phased them, right from the start they helped us work out what we needed and how to deliver it all in a compressed time frame.
We wanted to show the world that Glasgow is Britain’s most creative city; that there is something happening here that you would want your staff and your business to be part of; that we have talent to rival any other place.
With Graphical House the medium really was the message.
Colin Edgar
Head of Communication
Glasgow City Council