In the summer of 2011, a unique job opportunity presented itself to an individual in the construction and pre-fabrication industry. The job involved managing the pre-fabrication and construction of a row of shops for the Vintage Festival, held on London’s Southbank. The project was a collaboration between Secret Productions, Papa Projects, the festival organizers, and designer brands such as Cath Kidston, New Era, and Benefit, among others.
The street design and layout were crafted by Nick Bartlett, a member of Secret Productions, and the artwork was provided by the participating brands. The artwork was then meticulously hand-painted by the talented crew at De5ign4, giving the shops a unique aesthetic appeal.
The project was a success, as the bespoke shops were occupied during the festival by the participating designer brands. It was a reflection of efficient collaboration, attention to detail, and creativity, a hallmark of successful projects.
Overall, the project demonstrated the value of partnerships, innovation, and experiential learning. It allowed the participating brands to gain exposure while also offering a unique and memorable experience for visitors to the festival. It was a testament to the power of collaboration in bringing about success in various industries.
Posted by Thomas Forsyth on 2011-09-21 17:04:31
