Sellafield, on the Cumbrian coast, is Europe's largest nuclear site, with a mission that stretches across generations. With more than 10,000 workers across multiple sites, they faced a huge task to communicate their new people strategy. So, they turned to us to visualise how their everyday work connects with the wider mission.
Transport for Greater Manchester (TfGM) is building the Bee Network – an integrated transport system bringing together buses, trams, walking, cycling and, eventually, rail under one network by 2030. We helped make this ambitious vision visual; giving teams and partners a clearer picture of how every piece of the network fits together, and a catalyst for crucial conversations.
World Animal Protection have a vision of a future that puts animal welfare at the heart of farming — making global food production better for animals, people and the planet. As they set about implementing their 10-year global strategy, vision mapping made perfect sense.
What does creativity look like? At the University of Exeter, it’s not confined to the arts — creativity is woven through everything. Working with the university’s Arts and Culture team, we designed a vibrant visual guide for staff — spanning all disciplines and departments — that makes creativity visible, accessible and impossible to ignore.
As one of the UK's largest landowners, Network Rail's exposure to the challenges of our changing climate is great. Here we dive into one of several projects they have undertaken with Scriberia: the award-winning visualisation of their Water Management Strategy.
For our clients at Her Majesty’s Prison and Probation Service, one picture — through several iterations — has proven itself invaluable since its creation in 2017.
The work of the Army's Land Cyber team is vital but less visible than more traditional forms of deployment. A vision map coupled with an animated explainer has enabled them to share their critical objectives with stakeholders, partners and at all levels of the military.
In 2021, the Probation Service became responsible for delivering "unpaid work" programmes across England and Wales. They made the brilliant decision to vision map their vision, giving them a powerful new tool for communicating it to staff at all levels, and across all regions.
When climate data is everywhere, but hard to engage with, clarity is key. Adaptation Scotland invited our team north to help visualise the climate risks facing the country — and the measures that can help build a climate-ready future.
Engineers at the Royal Academy of Engineering are working to tackle some of the world’s most complex challenges. When the Department of Health enlisted their expertise to address delayed patient discharge from NHS hospitals, we helped them turn their detailed findings into a clear visual summary.
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