Cartlidge Levene

Buildings
Royal College of Art
Wayfinding & signage
Sergison Bates architects
Buildings
Unilever
Conrad Shawcross invitation
Barbican Arts Centre
Visitor map
SWIFT
Annual reports
Dexia Group
Team+Spirit newspaper
Selfridges & Co
Birmingham brochure
Cartlidge Levene
Christmas cards
Derwent London
Buildings identities
Derwent London
The Johnson Building identity
SULL
Identity
Design Council
Methodbank identity
Our latest book design – a 300 page monograph for Sergison Bates architects – was launched last night at the Central House Gallery, Whitechapel.
The Royal College of Art has appointed Cartlidge Levene to design their wayfinding and signage.
Cartlidge Levene move to Morelands.
Tate Modern
The Tanks wayfinding & signage
GTA Verlag
Forms of Practice
Derwent London
The Johnson Building brochures
Newcastle City Council
WalkRide map
Tate Modern
Bruce Nauman: Raw Materials
Millennium Lofts
45/47 Hoxton Square brochure
Marylebone Cricket Club
NatWest Media Centre brochure
Archial
Michael Faraday Community School identity
Rutland County Council
Catmose Campus identity
Newcastle City Council
WalkRide & QuayLink identity
Crafts Council
Solid Air identity
Studio Felicity Bell
Identity
Our identity and signage for Oliver’s Yard City Road, London, was revealed this month as part of a refurbishment of the 27,000 sq m office building in City Road, London.
More on the Tanks at Tate Modern - the amazing industrial spaces devoted to performance art.
Design Museum select Cartlidge Levene's poster for retrospective display.
Tate Modern
Wayfinding & signage
Unilever
Doris Salcedo invitation
Derwent London
Annual reports
Carlisle Group
Annual reports
NHS
Good Governance pack
Architects Registration Board
Annual reports
Millennium Lofts
Canal Building brochure
Ellis Miller architects
Identity
MoreySmith
Identity
Dexia Group
Team+Spirit newspaper identity
Millennium Lofts
Canal Building identity
Design Museum select Cartlidge Levene’s Christmas cards for festive display.
After settling in to our new home at Morelands, we are now making our mark on the wonderful 1930s industrial building complex off Old Street, London.
The Tanks at Tate Modern opened this week with an amazing party.
The Text Gallery invite Cartlidge Levene to contribute to Imaginary Menagerie, an exhibition celebrating the intricacies of language.