After Jenny at INplace kindly asked me down to their latest development in Brighton, I quickly donned this seasons building de rigeur: flourescent vest, hardhat (at a somewhat jaunty angle) laser specs and rubber gloves. Nice.

Originally opened in 1938, The Grand Ocean Hotel was a perfect example of ’30s architecture. Bought by Billy Butlin in 1953 it went on to become Brighton’s premier holiday resort. 70 years later and it’s being beautifully restored to it’s Art Deco prime and offered to the public as high spec apartments.

We Love is lucky enough to be designing INplace’s website and all offline collateral for this development. We’ll keep you posted on this exciting project (set to go live in January) and any emerging trends on the building fashion scene in the interim.

This entry was posted on Thursday, October 16th, 2008 at 7:53 pm by BruthaBlock and is filed under We Love... New Work, We Love... News. The post has been tagged with the following keywords: Art Deco, Brighton, Grand Ocean, INplace, Integrated Campaign

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