A Message to the World is an Olympic-themed project which explores the seven Olympic and Paralympic values of: ‘Friendship’, ‘Courage’, ‘Equality’, ‘Determination’, ‘Excellence’, ‘Respect’ and ‘Inspiration’ by focusing on issues that young Londoners feel passionately about through a variety of art forms.

Eastside’s – Adobe Youth Voices project – links young people in London with their peers in the United States, Canada and India through the media of film, photography and spoken word.

Gallery Explorations is a project that was first run in partnership with leading financial firm UBS, who asked if Eastside could develop a project that would provide three of their world-wide operations divisions with some unique and exciting team building exercises, that would also add value to their community programme.

Designed a site to build a sense of occasion and excitement internally, co-ordinate activities, disseminate crucial information and build a community of brand managers who can share experience and learnings, in a secure environment.

Taking inspiration from interactive sites and blogs, BuroCreative improved visitor experiences with the inclusion of video, more images and easy to navigate articles. Aesthetically, the site was also redesigned to reflect Veuve Clicquot’s return to their roots, with a whimsical campaign by Florence Deygas.

BuroCreative created a fluid identity based on typography, colour and imagery from the markets of Oaxaca (wa-ha-ca). Since then we’ve worked on everything from interiors to football kits and Wahaca has become one of London’s most talked about restaurants in recent years.

Fantastic old maps of London overlayed on the modern map with a robust tiling system. Over 700 points of interest in London with descriptions, audio guides and photos. Use the Time Travel mode to fade in between two maps of the different ages of London.

Built in collaboration with the popular London Cyclist Blog, this iPhone app is incredibly useful for the cyclists in London. Easily find a bicycle repair shop near you in an emergency.

A redesign of this long-standing popular magazine website regarding all things London. Londonist was relaunched in 2010 using the Wordpress platform with a clean, modern design.

We were asked to create a resource based of various areas of road use, aimed at 15-20 year olds. The folders helped outreach educational workers to teach the young people about subjects such as road tax, MOT, insurance, the law, mopeds and much more.