Research has shown how successful placemaking can impact favourably on health, wellbeing and community Information points based on touchscreen technology also fall within this category, as do communal door Many of us have learned to enjoy the beauty of natural spaces, whether private gardens or common land

intelligent urban placemaking can impact favourably on health and wellbeing, for individuals and at a community Building largely on urban design principles, and working in partnership with communities where appropriate To engage existing and potential user communities appropriately is a win-win. this add greater value to a specific development, but it also helps meet compliance requirements where community terms, whether through charitable partnerships or social projects such as youth clubs and creative community

While the ‘event’ will always have its place, after all Christmas demands a magical experience and our On a more serious note, developers, landowners and BIDs are rightly conscious of our environment and While it can look clumsy to market these initiatives brazenly, activations and experiences can communicate helped them to showcase their commitment to the environment via an a-Maze-ing Honey Bee Maze , finding our

Our wellbeing is the engine that keeps our company turning. had recently discovered a tranquil haven of shabby-chic design at the former Theobald’s estate; Birch Community We discussed our company's culture, our values and what this means to us all. It was an amazing way to start your day! Our monthly Caboodler Days are our way of thanking our team, bringing everyone together to reconnect

into their corporate doorstep, we have worked with the HQ of Saatchi & Saatchi the outstanding global communications From a stretch 8ft floral wall to a customised bar, we have an eye for detail that comes through in our

The purpose of Pride is to promote the visibility of London’s LGBT+ community by delivering inclusive Using our ability to objectively examine the values, beliefs, traditions and perceptions within our own strategy, we were able to deliver an event that was driven by high engagement for our target demographic

All supported by festive cocktails served at our custom bar. Taking over an unfinished retail unit we designed our own version of a Christmas forest with shimmering fabrics, neon lights and our own Christmas tree composed of bright pink presents! creating partnerships with brands such as Frame, Spiritland and Urban east makers to give both the commuters

working with Argent to create unusual experiences on their ever-expanding site at King’s Cross – where commuters the new shopping areas, the trendy eateries and, of course, the occasional experience engineered by our

to celebrate excellence, to discover new and enticingly forbidden experiences, and to be part of a community Still, we’ll be able to put on our feathered tribal head-dresses, dig out our retro kaftans, and bop Oh, and use our own toilets – yay! , have shelved the idea of one integrated digital hub and will share the festivities across various communities The economic impact will hit hard in the communities where the festivals are both a respected arts event

One of our proposed ideas was to capitalise on the forthcoming cinema-only launch of Ghostbusters: Afterlife HOW K & C designed, produced and managed a touring activation kit, engaging the owner of the UK’s best The Tour ran from 16th October, up to and including 31st October and was managed and staffed by K & C Project management of the entire event including all client, stakeholder and supplier communications across our regional UK shopping centres.