Posted:07-July-2017
Office Transformation for Deaf Children's Charity
In line with a national rebrand, the National Deaf Children’s Society has revamped its offices across the UK with a little help from Signs Express.
With a combination of exterior signage, wayfinding displays, reception signs and wallpaper graphics, the charity’s offices have been transformed into an energetic, creative space that reflects the passion and devotion of the teams.
The National Deaf Children’s Society’s main site in London saw the majority of the work, which was completed by Signs Express (Harlow), experts in rebrands having carried out numerous projects since their establishment in 1995.
Paul Heywood, co-owner of Signs Express (Harlow), stated “It is always an honour to work with charities, but when we saw the designs for the office, we knew this was something a little bit different. With the combination of colours, materials and types of signage, even the change in the charity’s logo has had a massively positive effect everywhere in the building.”
In addition to London, the National Deaf Children’s Society’s offices in Birmingham, Glasgow and Cardiff have also been updated by each of the Signs Express branches in these areas. As a national sign company with 65 centres up and down the UK, the company was able to deliver consistency and excellent service to every project location.
Phil Barros, Head of Brand Marketing for the National Deaf Children’s Society, said: “The difference to our office environment has been incredible to see. The fantastic new office environment really showcases our values and will remind staff and visitors of the inspirational deaf children we support every day.
The professionalism Signs Express has shown has been faultless and the response of staff across the organisation has been overwhelmingly positive.”
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