Out of Place team up with the Natural History Museum to develop brand identity for National Education Nature Park project
Out of Place have been appointed to work with the Natural History Museum alongside the Department for Education and Royal Horticultural Society to develop a brand identity for an ambitious and groundbreaking nature project.
Out of Place begin work on a new website and brand for Birmingham LGBT
Out of Place have been appointed to deliver a new website and brand refresh for Birmingham LGBT after impressing an interview panel with our passion, integrity and flexibility. Work on the new brand and website will start in March, with completion due in early September.
QEF appoint Out of Place Studio to revitalise brand identity and website
Out of Place Studio are delighted to announce that we are working with QEF (Queen Elizabeth’s Foundation for Disabled People) to revitalise their brand and website following a successful tender process.
Amplifying the reach of a prostate cancer charity
Out of Place Studio have supported Tackle Prostate Cancer with the development and delivery of a new brand and website.
The Fellowship of Questions: A website to connect people and ideas from across Europe
What would it be like if we could connect people from all over Europe and beyond through questions and uncertainties? What if we didn’t try to answer those questions but only respond with more questions? Would that create a tool for change? Or maybe a recipe for an awesome mess?
Delivering a bottom-up brand and website for a Norfolk BIDs upskilling initiative
Out of Place continued our successful track record partnering with Business Improvement Districts as we supported a collective of Norwich BID, King’s Lynn BID and Great Yarmouth BID on the launch of Onwards Norfolk.
Now Hiring: Midweight UX/UI Designer
We are looking for a multi-skilled designer with a passion for digital design and a strong UX/UI background, from scoping to wireframing, to join our growing team.
21 for 2021: Celebrating Bradford’s cultural influencers
Out of Place Studio and the Bradford Review are proud to present 21 for 2021, an exciting digital project to celebrate the people who will make a big impact on Bradford’s cultural scene over the next 12 months.