FOR THOSE WHO DON’T HAVE THE TIME

gt&i is proud to unveil the new face of Chrono Hunter, a luxury watch brokerage platform which is due to launch later this year.

gt&i has worked to create a stand out brand which, inspired by Greek mythology, takes a form of Chronos the Greek god of time and transports him to the 21st century. The brand immediately separates itself from the crowded market through the rejection of over used clock-based motifs and by giving the brand a character whose strong and dominating appearance provides customers with a reassuring sense of confidence.

gt&i now continues its journey with Chrono Hunter, creating the new digital platform and through-the-line advertising campaign.

Be sure to find out how Chrono Hunter will be changing the face of the industry by registering your interest today at chronohunter.com.

gt&i is excited to welcome iconic photographer Ellen von Unwerth, represented by Angela de Bona, to London with the launch of her exhibition Ladyland at the Opera Gallery tonight. The exhibition brings together some of her most famous photographs from the last three decades in a celebration of her playfully and often provocative style. gt&i was pleased to work on the design of the exhibition postcard set featuring limited edition prints available for purchase.

As Britain looks to its relationships beyond Europe, we go back 50 years to November 1968. Nixon had arrived at the White House, MacMillan was at No 10 and Queen Elizabeth II was flying the flag on her first, and only, state visit to South America. Taking in Brazil and Chile over 14 days and with more than 100 official engagements, gt&i is developing the identity and advertising for an exhibition organised and spearheaded by Iberia Torres-West that captures seven magic days in Santiago, Valparaiso and Pucon – and a bygone era through original photography and film.

‘Links that Last’ will start at the Chilean Embassy in London in early November before moving to the Casa Museo Eduardo Frei (the residence of Eduardo Frei, the President of Chile at the time of the Queen’s visit) in mid-November.

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Book Clubs in Schools, a not-for-profit championing student development through reading and discussing books, appointed gt&i to create a new brand identity. The appointment comes as BCiS extends its book club programmes across secondary schools in the UK. More than 1500 children participate every week in this unique cross-age peer mentoring programme which inspires a love of reading in students whilst developing their analytical skills and improving self-confidence through open discussion.

The new brand uses the theme of building character to deliver an identity that is powerful and fresh and appeals to a broad audience from school children to teachers, boards of governors and sponsors. With the use of the strapline  ‘Where characters build character’ gt&i encapsulates the ethos and value of the programme.

BCiS is now running in more than 25 schools, the work of gt&i and other supporters including BeyondMe, Ipsos Foundation and Give A Book will help grow the programme nationwide in 2018. To find out more contact [email protected], to find out about setting up a book club in your school visit bookclubsinschools.org.

As it approached its 21st birthday, Eulogy the award winning PR agency, tasked gt&i to capture in an edgy coffee table book the highlights of a business that has shaped brands, built business and defined thinking over two decades of cultural, technical and political change. Through five prime ministers, Olympic games, royal weddings, births and ‘obits’, scandals and phone hacks and an almighty recession one thing has remained constant. Eulogy PRs growth on the back of outstanding strategic and creative delivery that has taken the business from humble beginnings in founder Adrian Brady’s kitchen to its state of the art home in Farringdon with an impressive roster of clients including Jack Daniels, American Express, BUPA and Singha beer. For a great read [and great design!] email [email protected]. For great PR speak to [email protected]

Global real estate services provider Savills called on gt&i following our branding and advertising work for new Swiss resort La Dixence/Les Collons. The brief to create a new look and feel for the fast growing international ski division that would also sit comfortably under the Savills brand umbrella.

The result is a distinct new style for Savills Ski marrying stand-out typography with dynamic lifestyle imagery – enabling placements to leap off page whilst creating a true sense of place. It can now be seen in ski advertising, brochures and portfolios and in resort via both their agencies and innovative resort-centre pop-up branches.

To find the alpine home of your dreams see the latest 2018 Savills Ski Portfolio here or visit savills.com/ski

gt&i has been back to the classroom as part of their work on a brand refresh for social enterprise Book Clubs in Schools. BCIS delivers book club programmes for year sevens, facilitated by year 12 students. The inspiring visit to Walworth Academy saw a dozen student groups, accommodating more than 70 students, having fun whilst working hard. The year sevens gain reading, analytical and discussion skills that help preparation for GCSE courses whilst the facilitators from year 12 gain valuable experience in team leadership and management, helping them with both CVs and University applications.

Now running in more than 20 schools across the London region, the work of gt&i and other supporters including BeyondMe, Ipsos Foundation and GiveaBook will help grow the programme nationwide in 2018. To find out more contact [email protected], to find out about setting up a book club in your school visit bookclubsinschools.org.

gt&i is proud to unveil the new brand identity for Memento Exclusives, the F1 memorabilia business representing teams from Mercedes-AMG Petronas Motorsport to Renault Sport.

The brand refresh marks the culmination of a year in which Memento Exclusives has delivered significant growth in sales of its innovative motorsport memorabilia and sealed new licence agreements with more teams & drivers in F1 and MotoGP. Memento Exclusives offer a curated collection of stunning, limited edition, accessories and home furnishings, ranging from cufflinks to exhaust pipe lamps, each hand made from race-used and re-engineered Formula One engine and body parts.

The new brand identity with its distinctive ‘M’ swish, coupled with the positioning line ‘Own the Moment’, focuses on the unique motorsports heritage of each item and the emotional association with owning a part of motorsports history.

See how re-engineering is used to create such unique items at mementoexclusives.com or contact
Tim at gt&i on 020 3405 7969 to find out more.

Retailed as a pair, the Bonded bracelet is a very personal gift. For those working through mental health issues, knowing that the love and care of others is there is invaluable. Sharing a bracelet symbolises the day-to-day and unconditional support that is, literally, on hand whilst also raising funds and awareness for mental health charity Mind.

Glen commented:  “For too long mental health has been a hush hush topic. We need openness; enabling people to share, talk about their problems and seek help before it is too late. Bonded raises money for the work of Mind. But more than that the bracelets are a simple and beautiful way to say to someone that you care and are always there.”

Choose from a collection of richly coloured satin stretch bracelets finished in solid sterling silver, 18ct gold on sterling or dark rhodium with sterling silver boxed ends. The Ternary London Bonded Bracelet is available for pre-order now from www.ternarylondon.com

gt&i has been appointed by leading luxury developer Harrison Varma to promote their stunning new Buxmead development, located on one of the world’s most prestigious roads, The Bishops Avenue in Hampstead.

gt&i was challenged to produce and develop a creative campaign to introduce Buxmead to a highly discerning international audience in a time of real market turbulence. Priced from £6.5 to £15 million, Buxmead offers three penthouses, six duplexes and eleven lateral apartments built around the original Neo Jacobean buildings and all set in 2.5 acres ofprivate, mature landscaped gardens. Reminiscent of the finest private members clubs they benefit from full concierge services, spa and gym, 25m spring pool, games room and bars, private entertaining areas and a cinema.

Delivering stand out from the crowd, gt&i’s campaign builds on the distinctive butterfly wing brand and captures the many facets of Buxmead. With elegance and sophistication in the design they convey security through the site heritage coupled with excitement delivered through excellence in design. Creative Director, Glen Tarr commented: “With the most beautiful homes, in the most beautiful setting, with world-class service and at a world-class address, we recognised that no single image could do the development justice. It has to be seen to be beheld with our advertising giving a tantalising glimpse of the lifestyle on offer.”

The campaign launches this month with placements including the FT How to Spend It and The Sunday Times.