Science Museum Summer 2010

BAF produced a stunning array of graphics for both permanent and temporary exhibitions at the Science Museum for Summer 2010. The Visitor Journey includes a giant 12m interior banner with various external banners, single and double sided and panels which provide way-finding and exhibition information. The Entrance Hall features Rho prints direct to brushed aluminium di-bond panels, cut out vinyl texts on striking aluminium wall feature as well as 4 Duratrans light boxes showcasing the museums attractions. Who Am I? is one of this summers most engaging visitor attractions. A large 2m wide brain printed on Duratrans was mounted on site onto supplied acrylic. Stunning 3D visual effects have been produced with mirror, and graduated colour panels.

Trash Fashion, the latest Antenna Gallery feature uses Rho to laser cut di-bond and vinyl wraps overlayed with di-bond and foamex panels. The Topic Zone is an IT interactive play area, featuring GRP formed panels and lit columns with applied printed vinyl graphics.

Burberry HQ

Burberry has relocated to its purpose designed head office at Horseferry House in Westminster, London as part of the Company’s ongoing expansion. BAF produced super wide decorative graphics throughout the building based on the Spring advertising campaign. The new building, totalling 160,000 sq ft over eight floors, comprises cutting edge show rooms, modern contemporary office space together with the original architectural features of the 1930s building. The dynamic interior of the new building has been designed to mirror the quintessentially British values that Burberry represents.

Vanity Fair at the National Portrait Gallery

Hi BAF Graphics Team,

Dan and his crew produced prints for the launch party of the Vanity Fair Exhibtion at the National Portrait Gallery on Monday night. Who wants to go along and have a look?

"This remarkable exhibition showcases 150 portraits including classic images from Vanity Fair's early period, displayed for the first time alongside photographs featured in the magazine since its re-launch.

The exhibition runs from 14 February - 26 May 2008."

Check out the website: http://www.npg.org.uk/vanityfair/index.htm