In 2016, The NDSA (Nottingham and Derby Society of Architects), in collaboration with RIBA and the Creative Quarter, presented ‘Nott Forgotten’; a Design Challenge which sought to re-imagine ‘forgotten’ sites within the city of Nottingham.

The Nott Forgotten challenge aimed to shine a spotlight on problem sites within the historic Lace Market area of Nottingham and, through an open design competition, transform one of these sites via the introduction of a built architectural intervention. Alongside well-established architecture studios, it also engaged with local schools, colleges, and both the University of Nottingham and Nottingham Trent University included the design challenge in their academic programmes.

I was responsible for creating the entire visual identity and accompanying promotional print and digital assets to engage and attract contestants to take part in the challenge.