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Goswell Road
June – October 2024

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The latest and most impressive building in Techspace's expanding portfolio. Over several months, I captured and showcased everything this flagship site has to offer through photography, videography, and marketing collateral. My work defined Goswell Road's identity, positioning it as a best-in-class workspace for innovative teams.
The goal was to communicate Goswell Road as a premium, amenity-rich workspace designed to make people want to come into the office. The building’s central location, sustainable design, and amenities made it a destination for businesses prioritising employee experience. My role was to tell this story across visuals and marketing materials while helping Techspace achieve its 30% occupancy target before the end of Q4.
I explored and worked from the finished areas of the space to start mapping out certain shots and angles for both photography and videography. Seeing how the sun moved through the building. How certain details stood out depending on the light. How I felt on a deeper level when using the space. Calm, collected and clear. So my next thoughts were how do I interpret that visually? Who is this space truly for?
Defining the building’s identity came next, presenting Goswell Road as a space where innovation, comfort, and collaboration could thrive. I started working on a customer facing brochure that outlined everything the building would offer. Flexible, sustainable, rich in heritage. Points like BREEAM excellence, timber beams, roof terraces, and its central location are presented within the brochure. I used Google Slides to create the brochures for several reasons: Easy collaboration, anyone in the company can comment on specific areas, they're easy to share, I can create templates, and most importantly, regarding design it achieves what I want. I thought it would be fitting to creative a new bespoke iconography set for Techspace. A glimpse of this can be seen on the 'Specifications' slide, and was slowly implemented company wide.

When it came to presenting the floorpans, it had to be perfectly aligned, and guide the viewer easily due to the similarities each page has. A simple elevation icon in the bottom left sufficed. Images of the space were placed throughout, along with key amenities.

Finally, to present the brochure, I produced static links which I was able to update in the backend. Meaning the customer facing link would never change. This helped both marketing and sales always present the most recent version to leads and brokers, and track open rates.

Scroll through the PDF brochure below:
Planning my shoot was important. I was working with paid actors which meant I had to efficiently utilise their time. Using a Canon EOS 6D and Sony FX3, I captured the building’s unique character, from its striking wide angles to intricate architectural details. Sunlight brought vibrancy to the space, aided with colour grading and custom LUTs in Premiere Pro. I collaborated with Modus (the contractor) on a video highlighting their work while ensuring my own footage captured the building’s more unique features. 
I created sales assets, visuals, blog content, social media material, and a landing page to market Goswell Road. Our "In the Making" content series connected with decision-makers, and videos showcased the building’s innovation-driven design. By December 2024, occupancy reached 47%, well above the target. LinkedIn posts amassed over 29,500 impressions, and Goswell Road became the second-most visited website page, below the home page on Techspace's website.

The Goswell Road project showcased my ability to deliver high-quality brand assets that combined storytelling, technical precision, and creative problem-solving. From photography and videography to brand development and marketing, I delivered work that resonated emotionally with Techspace’s target audience. Assisting in this campaign taught me how to balance style and practicality while emphasising details that make a space unique.