Warehouse Project
WHP 2019
The Warehouse Project returned to Studio Moross to craft a 20th anniversary rebrand that feels iconic and tactile, celebrating its heritage as a British institution.
Animated Anniversary Emblem
Long-time client, The Warehouse Project, returned to us for a rebrand in tandem with a 20th Anniversary campaign that needed to feel timeless, refined, elevated, and confident. A key facet would be that it concreted WHP's status as an institution of the British club scene; a modern classic and pinnacle of club culture.
Based on the client's brief, our instinct was to invert the visual language of a brand that leans more dark and digital, to something that feels more light and analogue, whilst retaining and building upon what we identified as the core WHP brand assets. In keeping with an anniversary, we introduced materials that had a more delicate nature to them in a mix of embossed invitation paper, and a clear acrylic texture to keep a nod to WHP's industrial roots.
Throughout our process we were mindful of WHP's heritage and its roots in the Manchester club scene, which we looked at more broadly, as well as the visual language of mid-century British design icons to draw inspiration from.
Rebrand, Campaign, Concept, Brand Guidelines, Logo Design, Animated Logos, Poster Design, Social Assets, Motion Kit
Year: 2026
Creative Direction
Nick Greenbank
Design
Johnny Brennan
Nick Greenbank
Aries Moross
Animated Logo
Johnny Brennan
Motion Design
Lukas Beynon
Pierce Cunnane
Carol Wang
Production
Ashleigh McPartland
Ellen Morrison
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