DNCO created a black-and-white wayfinding system for the Royal Docks’ Crystal building, soon to become London’s City Hall. The signage combines tactile wooden materials, maritime-inspired graphics, and digital elements to enhance navigation and reflect the clarity of the Royal Docks brand.
DNCO developed a new place brand and digital platform for the Royal Docks, London’s largest regeneration project. Drawing from maritime signal flags, the identity celebrates the area’s nautical heritage while uniting its diverse communities through a bold, monochromatic system applied across signage, digital, and public spaces.
DNCO developed a new name for the street housing London City Hall’s relocated site in the Royal Docks. Through deep community engagement and historical research, they unearthed the story of Kamal Chunchie, a pioneering advocate for race relations, leading to the naming of Kamal Chunchie Way as chosen by over 1,500 Londoners.