We partnered with Bowmer & Kirkland to deliver striking, high-specification site hoarding for a major new Faculty of Arts building at the University of Warwick, transforming a construction perimeter into a powerful visual statement.
Bowmer & Kirkland is a leading UK construction and development group. Having successfully tendered for a £33 million project to create a new Faculty of Arts building at the University of Warwick, they required a premium, durable hoarding solution to enclose and enhance the construction site.
Appointed to produce 300 metres of site hoarding, we were tasked with delivering a visually impactful solution that not only secured the site but also celebrated the University’s creative arts, performance and visual arts offering.
Given the prominent roadside location, the hoarding needed to be durable, visually engaging and installed with minimal disruption to surrounding traffic and pedestrians.
Recommended for strength, durability and a smart, professional finish and suitable for long-term external use.
Designed to showcase creative arts and performance imagery, high-impact visuals to engage passers-by and protective lamination for longevity and weather resistance
300 metres of hoarding panels produced to a tight deadline. Quality-controlled print process in-house for colour consistency and finish.
Detailed planning to reduce disruption in a high-traffic area. Safe and efficient installation adjacent to roadways. Installation completed ahead of schedule
Planning from the construction project outlined the requirements for 300m of hoarding to be branded with relevant campaign messaging.
Graphic Signs developed the visually engaging graphics in-line with University of Warwick branding at the time.
We ensured that the materials used during production and print were durable but also provide visual impact.
Given the prominent roadside location, Graphic Signs managed the installation of the hoarding graphics with minimal disruption to surrounding traffic and pedestrians.
After the construction phase of the project, Graphic Signs was then asked to be involved in the building signage and wayfinding as a follow up.
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Site hoarding presents a powerful opportunity to do more than secure a construction perimeter. In high-visibility locations, it can act as a large-scale branding platform, promoting the contractor, celebrating the end client’s identity, and building anticipation for the completed development.
For Bowmer & Kirkland’s project, thoughtful design, durable materials and expert planning transformed a functional requirement into a visually engaging and professionally executed branding solution.
