Territory Studio is a multidisciplinary creative agency based in London, San Francisco, and Barcelona, renowned for its narrative-led design and near-future visual expertise. Drawing on deep craft and storytelling, the studio creates immersive worlds across film, broadcast, and brand experiences. As part of Territory Group, its cross-disciplinary team merges design intelligence with emerging technology to shape visionary content for global clients. Specializing in virtual production, branding, and motion design, Territory Studio continues to redefine how stories are imagined and realized across media and industries.
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Creative Boom reports that OFFF Barcelona will celebrate its 25th anniversary in 2025 with its most ambitious edition yet, featuring a new brand identity by COLLINS. The festival will expand city-wide with public installations, workshops, and talks by leading creatives including DixonBaxi, Territory Studio, and Ines Alpha. The rebrand reflects OFFF’s evolution into a global hub for design and digital culture.
The Brand Identity interviews Platform co-founder Molawin Evangelista about the studio’s evolution from a conceptual retail store into a full-service design studio based in Auckland, New Zealand. Evangelista discusses the origins of Platform, its fashion roots, and the motivations behind transitioning into design services. The conversation highlights their creative philosophy, community focus, and aspirations to expand beyond fashion into arts, culture, and mental health sectors.
This interview with Studio South designer Liam Ooi explores his career path, experiences working in Auckland’s design scene, and his reflections on balancing creativity with wellbeing. Ooi discusses his involvement in the climate-focused project Mate Act Now, his design process, and the importance of community and mental health in the creative industry.
The article covers Mate Act Now, a global poster campaign initiated by New Zealand designer Chris Flack to mark the 50th anniversary of Earth Day. Over 130 designers and studios worldwide contributed posters promoting climate action, with proceeds from a printed publication going to Red Cross Disaster Relief and Recovery Australia. The project demonstrates the design community’s ability to unite for environmental causes.