Capita Design Cases
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- "Broaden Transforms Container Into DIY Studio in Manchester"
Creative Boom · Jul 23, 2025
Creative Boom profiles Broaden, a purpose-led filmmaking studio founded by Bryony Simcox and George Webster, which built its own studio from a 40ft shipping container in Greater Manchester. The DIY project embodies sustainability, adaptability, and community spirit, using reclaimed materials and family help. The new space supports Broaden’s mission to create socially conscious films and foster collaboration within the creative community.
BroadenBBC PhilharmonicBritish Councilenvironmental - 13 Brands Embracing Red: Highlights from 40Mustaqel, Studio Deploy, Navarra.is
The Brand Identity · Oct 25, 2024
The Brand Identity’s feature article by Poppy Thaxter spotlights 13 branding projects that prominently use the colour red. The roundup showcases work from studios including 40MUSTAQEL, Studio Deploy, Navarra.is, LG2, and others, exploring how red conveys emotion, energy, and confidence across diverse industries. The piece celebrates the expressive power of colour in identity design.
LG240MUSTAQELU.I.WD.AshtonCinema Akilbranding - Finding a rhythm in chaos: Verve’s brand for YoungCapital NEXT speaks to early-career professionals
The Brand Identity · Feb 29, 2024
The Brand Identity features Verve’s dynamic rebrand for YoungCapital NEXT, a Dutch initiative supporting early-career professionals. The identity centers on individuality and 'strength of character,' expressed through a custom typeface, vibrant palette, and energetic visual system. Collaborations included Lama Lama for web development and Cake Film & Photography for imagery.
- Play’s identity for Refactor Capital reflects the radical investment firm’s compassionate calling
The Brand Identity · Mar 25, 2022
San Francisco-based studio Play created a new brand identity for Californian investment firm Refactor Capital, reflecting its mission to reform traditional finance through sustainability and compassion. The identity combines a customised Fellix sans with Self Modern serif, geometric circular motifs, and an earthy 'Refactor Red' palette. The result is a warm, approachable system that balances trust and innovation.
PlayRefactor Capitalbranding - The Edit: five projects including Mesh Scandinavia’s minimal identity for Kingsbury Run Capital
The Brand Identity · Jan 6, 2022
The Brand Identity’s 'The Edit' highlights five new design projects, including Mesh Scandinavia’s minimal rebrand for Kingsbury Run Capital. Other featured works include Eucalyptus’ Juniper identity with illustrations by Ilana Bodenstein, Warriors Studio’s energetic rebrand for Mungo’s Hi Fi, Daniel Britton’s industrial design for Centre 31, and Martin Maher’s elegant identity for jewellery brand bo•be. The roundup showcases diverse approaches to branding across finance, healthcare, music, logistics, and jewellery sectors.
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BP&O · Aug 6, 2018
BP&O features Ragged Edge’s brand identity for Assembly, a new London hotel by Criterion Capital. The identity centers on the concept 'Get Up And Go', using bold typography, energetic copywriting, and urban imagery to appeal to young, experience-driven travelers. The project includes a custom type-led logo, signage, packaging, and digital applications that reflect the vibrancy and diversity of the city.
- Apartment One
The Brand Identity · Sep 11, 2016 · Interview
The Brand Identity interviews New York-based creative agency Apartment One about their evolution since 2005, their collaborative process, and key projects including the East River Esplanade signage, Magnitude Capital’s rebrand, and Fatherly’s visual identity. The studio emphasizes listening, modular design, and creating a home-like environment that fosters creativity.
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