Daily Express Building Manchester

Last year we were approached by Ben Adams Architects to work with them on the recent refurbishment of the iconic, art deco Daily Express Building in Manchester.

Our brief was to create and manufacture all the internal directional signage as well as a unique frieze in the reception area and capture the character of the building and its historic uses.

The frieze consists of sixty-two broadsheet panels and stimulate original inked letterpress printing plates and depict major world events such as:

  • The Moon Landing
  • VE Day
  • The Assassination of JFK
  • The Queens Jubilee
  • Freedom of Nelson Mandela
  • England’s 1966 World Cup Win

The panels were made using our deep zinc etching process and hand finished to create an attractive worn inked effect

More examples of our work can be found in our photo gallery.

Further details and images of the Daily Express Building’s full refurbishment can be found here

The Commonwealth Walkway London

We’re excited to see the first draft of the new Commonwealth Walkway braille & tactile panel for London.

The interpretation panel shows detail and highlights of the route as well as offering great detail into the history of the Commonwealth.

The walkway route is clearly marked along the way with Photocast’s cast bronze pavement roundels and takes in Australia House and The Church of Saint Clement Danes as well as several other notable buildings along the Strand route.

As with many of out projects this work uses a number of our unique in-house processes:

  • Making the interpretation panel uses our zinc sheet acid etch process.
  • Master pattern for our cast bronze roundels utilities our magnesium sheet acid etching process.
  • Finally the Bronze roundels themselves are made in decorative cast bronze using traditional sand cast methods at our groups foundry.

More details of the on-going Commonwealth Walkway London project can be found on their official website www.commonwealthwalkway.com

For information on other current projects here at Photocast please visit our current and past projects section.

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