Recently we have been working on the brochure for Ebenezer Apartments, a new development from INplace wrapped around a community space in a prime Brighton location. Working from the concept “A slice of life”, we created a brochure with brightly coloured overlays, clear space and layers transcoloured stock representing the different levels of life that Read more
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We Love… news
Its been a while, so I thought I would take the liberty of giving a brief round up of whats happening here at We Love manor. It has been an extremely busy couple of months. We are busy interviewing for a tip top developer and project manager to join the family as we are growing Read more
Surf’s Up Dude – Brighton is Calling
Following hard on the heels of our recent success for INplace, GoGrandOcean.com – short listed for Most Innovative Marketing Award in the housing sector and LifesABounce.com (damn empirical ROI is a hard one to argue with!) our latest task is to promote the charms of another of their Brighton developments. Gardener Road is an exciting Read more
An Overwhelming Response…
After its Open day launch in May 2009 the Grand Ocean housing development has successfully sold all of it’s Phase 1 apartments and is now entering into the second part of it’s marketing push. With over 20 apartments sold already, the response to this new development has been overwhelming. These positive figures highlight the obvious Read more
Flash on the beach.. here we come!
A bit too early to get excited, but looking forward to buying tickets to Flash on the Beach 09. Depending on how busy we are we might make it a We Love day off.. oops sorry day of social interaction! Thankfully the event runs over the weekend so I will definitely make a day trip Read more
JimBob the Builder
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 Read more