Liverpool World Heritage City
posted on 22nd August 2011 under Design, Identity, TypographyWe are extremely proud to share with you our work for Liverpool World Heritage City. For this project we designed the branding, which included a bespoke typographic identity, which needed to work comfortably with existing identities UNESCO & Liverpool – Maritime Mercantile City. The full typeface was then created called ‘Modern Heritage’ This is an uppercase typeface, it is elegant yet established.
We also designed a set of illuminated letters. Each letter is associated with the six World Heritage sites around Liverpool, for example the letter A is for Albert Dock, and is filled with details of iconic architecture, from established buildings like the Dock itself & the Pumphouse to modern buildings like Liverpool 1 and the Mann Island development.
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