The airbase at Mechanics Bay has been rebranded to Helicopter Me, with the main feature of a roadside plinth constructed at the front. The high visibility gives ultimate street exposure to the passing traffic.

When Auckland Transport moved into their new premises, previously housed by Vodafone, they needed ideas for the smartest methods to rebrand and give the building their own presence. With BIG’s strategic thinking, a stellar result was produced within a cost-conscious budget.

One Five One Health Club was looking for window graphics that incorporated a unique and vibrant print whilst also giving a discrete separation between a pool and workout area. The brief was to ensure that light could still enter the pool area but also gave a degree of privacy.

The CAB is a stunning new luxury lifestyle apartment precinct that has been developed at Civic Quarter, in Auckland’s iconic former Auckland City Council building. With smart branding, luscious imagery and artistic interior design, The CAB integrates beautifully with the local creative culture.

Clearly-defined meeting rooms are essential for the premises of any large corporation. With a large amount of staff and many visitors passing through, effective wayfinding is time-efficient and reduces confusion.

This Greenwich Garden Retirement Village window treatment – featuring flax, trees and native birds – was purposefully designed to allow privacy without completely blocking out natural light.

Window decals serve their purpose for safety compliance and privacy requirements, but that doesn’t mean they need to be restricted to a basic frosted strip. Graphic treatment can extend brand theming, complement architectural design, and bring creativity to any workspace.

BIG came on board early in the piece and worked closely with NZME.’s internal design team as they developed wild and outrageous creative concepts for their new building fitout.