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Battersea Power Station

Powered by Positive

Re-energising an iconic landmark

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Battersea Power Station is London’s largest new neighbourhood, standing proudly on the River Thames. Homes, workspaces, shops, restaurants, parkland, a town square and dedicated tube station occupy a 42-acre site, at the heart of which stands the iconic Grade II* listed Power Station, re-imagined by Wilkinson Eyre Architects.

Our brief was to elevate the Battersea Power Station brand. We set about creating an identity, brand story and marketing strategy that articulated the Power Station and destination as a whole. The scope included the Battersea Power Station conversion by Wilkinson Eyre, and two new developments: Battersea Prospect Place by Gehry Partners and Battersea Roof Gardens by Foster + Partners.

Insight gathering revealed a strong brand story about the unmistakable optimism and positivity of the people who live and work in the area, and also of the client team. This led to the legacy idea, Powered by Positive.

Positive energy characterises our work for Battersea Power Station. A suite of animated patterns depict the individual buildings, and a new motion-designed logotype represents the Power Station coming back to life, while a visitor centre brings an experiential dimension to the Powered by Positive concept. It features a 30m2 immersion room where a jewel-like interactive model, controlled by a bespoke app, activates films about the neighbourhood on a 6m-wide LED wall.
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A visual system for re-energising a place that once powered London.
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Optimism and energy suffuse the brand, from graphics to photography bathed in energetic light.
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Printed literature, films and 1.5 miles of hoarding to celebrate the neighbourhood.
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Spatial design for the interactive exhibition centre.
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The immersion room, augmented with animation, film and sound design.
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We were immediately captivated by the legacy idea Greenspace developed for Battersea Power Station “Powered by Positive” — it perfectly encapsulates the shared optimistic attitude we have with our commercial customers, residents and visitors alike and it motivates us all as we continue to establish London’s most happening place to be on the banks of the River Thames.

Simon Murphy
CEO, Battersea Power Station
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