Them Design

We recently designed the brand and exhibition experience for the recently launched digital insurTech ™ on the fourth floor of the iconic Lloyds building.
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Working in creative partnership with who delivered unique and high end interiors for the workspace and exhibit space, taking materiality to the next level.
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We payed homage to Richard Rogers acclaimed building design through the use of light, volumes and materiality, making a space that connects with the building while elevating the brand experience.

Our role was to reintegrate their origins into their Dublin offices space through the use of art.

For this piece we worked on the the brooch former president Mary Robinson often wore in her public appearances, the emblem of the United Nations’ Sustainable Development Goals, is for many a symbol of the better world we are trying to create for ourselves, and an inspiration for progress.

As an agency that delivers concept research for art pieces that express the local and individual culture of our clients, we identified key moments that represent DLA Piper’s culture.

DLA Piper wanted to honour Senator George Mitchell as he played an indispensable role in developing the fruitful, caring and full-of-heritage relationship that the United States of America and the Republic of Ireland have today.

Because the client culture is to be bold, exceptional, creative, inclusive, diverse and thoughtful we had to be able to convey those concepts into the visual of each piece.

One of the many reasons of pride for Ireland is its status as the first state to pass same-sex marriage by popular vote, as a celebration of the incredible diversity of the LGBTQIA+ community. Diversity and building strong communities is at the core of DLA Piper values.