Art & Event Community Space, London 

Converse

CONCEPT DEVELOPMENT
ART DIRECTION + STYLING
SPATIAL + FURNITURE DESIGN
WAYFINDING + GRAPHIC DESIGN
BUILD MONITORING

Commissioned + produced by experience pioneers Amplify.
T+T Team inculded superstar designers Manon d'Alençon + Daniela Meloni. 

Art & Event Community Space, London 

Converse

CONCEPT DEVELOPMENT
ART DIRECTION + STYLING
SPATIAL + FURNITURE DESIGN
WAYFINDING + GRAPHIC DESIGN
BUILD MONITORING

Commissioned + produced by
experience pioneers Amplify.
T+T Team inculded superstar designers 
Manon d'Alençon + Daniela Meloni. 

Art & Event Community Space,


London 

Converse

CONCEPT DEVELOPMENT
ART DIRECTION + STYLING
SPATIAL + FURNITURE DESIGN
WAYFINDING + GRAPHIC DESIGN
BUILD MONITORING

Commissioned + produced by
experience pioneers Amplify.
T+T Team inculded superstar designers 
Manon d'Alençon + Daniela Meloni. 

Art & Event Community Space, London 

Converse

CONCEPT DEVELOPMENT
ART DIRECTION + STYLING
SPATIAL + FURNITURE DESIGN
WAYFINDING + GRAPHIC DESIGN
BUILD MONITORING

Commissioned + produced by experience pioneers Amplify.
T+T Team inculded superstar designers Manon d'Alençon + Daniela Meloni. 

Art & Event Community Space, London

Converse

CONCEPT DEVELOPMENT
ART DIRECTION + STYLING
SPATIAL + FURNITURE DESIGN
WAYFINDING + GRAPHIC DESIGN
BUILD MONITORING

Commissioned + produced by experience pioneers Amplify.
T+T Team inculded superstar designers Manon d'Alençon + Daniela Meloni. 

Building on the brand’s ‘street’ essence, T+T brought to life a multi-use event and community space, in Peckham’s Copeland Galleries.

The environment had to be inspiring and respond to a diverse programme of activities. The result was an open and unpretentious space for London’s creative communities - hosting gigs, workshops, skate shows, exhibitions and more.

This project was built on an initial research piece in which we openly explored what a Converse 'brand space' might be: How might it work + look? What might it do + deliver? And, most importantly, who would it serve? 

Building on the brand’s ‘street’ essence, T+T brought to life a multi-use event and community space, in Peckham’s Copeland Galleries.

The environment had to be inspiring and respond to a diverse programme of activities. The result was an open and unpretentious space for London’s creative communities - hosting gigs, workshops, skate shows, exhibitions and more.

This project was built on an initial research piece in which we openly explored what a Converse 'brand space' might be: How might it work + look? What might it do + deliver? And, most importantly, who would it serve? 

Building on the brand’s ‘street’ essence, T+T brought to life a multi-use event and community space, in Peckham’s Copeland Galleries.

The environment had to be inspiring and respond to a diverse programme of activities. The result was an open and unpretentious space for London’s creative communities - hosting gigs, workshops, skate shows, exhibitions and more.

This project was built on an initial research piece in which we openly explored what a Converse 'brand space' might be: How might it work + look? What might it do + deliver? And, most importantly, who would it serve? 

Building on the brand’s ‘street’ essence, T+T brought to life a multi-use event and community space, in Peckham’s Copeland Galleries.

The environment had to be inspiring and respond to a diverse programme of activities. The result was an open and unpretentious space for London’s creative communities - hosting gigs, workshops, skate shows, exhibitions and more.

This project was built on an initial research piece in which we openly explored what a Converse 'brand space' might be: How might it work + look? What might it do + deliver? And, most importantly, who would it serve? 

Building on the brand’s ‘street’ essence, T+T brought to life a multi-use event and community space, in Peckham’s Copeland Galleries.

The environment had to be inspiring and respond to a diverse programme of activities. The result was an open and unpretentious space for London’s creative communities - hosting gigs, workshops, skate shows, exhibitions and more.

This project was built on an initial research piece in which we openly explored what a Converse 'brand space' might be: How might it work + look? What might it do + deliver? And, most importantly, who would it serve?