Friday, 7 September 2012

New Adventures of Assembly Studios


This was our object of desire, fear and bravery - the Assembly team decided to rise to the challenge of climbing the UK's biggest crisp, which we had watched growing right outside our studio windows.


Our guest Assembler Luke was the first to try. His face speaks volumes: "... should I really do this?!?" And how he did it! An hour later he admitted: "I start feeling human again!"
Next comes Matt, see the look of anticipation!







... and there he goes, Matt conquering the crisp.


Shift changeover: While Ross is just a pullup away from the top, Charlotte is half way through.






We have made it - safe touchdown, great experience! A huge thanks to our photographer Calvin!
The Assembly team is always on the lookout for new adventures, whatsoever - if you would like to go on one with us, we would love to hear from you!

Wednesday, 5 September 2012

Levitating Street Art!

Look what we have discovered in London's streets!

... can this be a doppelganger of our Managing Director Richard? It's not that we didn't already know he has superpowers, but this levitation surprised even us! Assembly Magic!

If you have seen any more examples of Google Streetview Street Art on your journeys, let us know!

Thursday, 16 August 2012

Eid Mubarak!




As we say goodbye to a month of fasting, we welcome and celebrate the arrival of Eid Al-Fitr, the festivity of breaking the fast. We hope that Ramadan has illuminated lives through auspicious blessings, sharing, charity and warm Iftar gatherings.

On this occasion, best wishes from Assembly Studios!

Tuesday, 14 August 2012

Now that the Olympic Games are over, are you curious to find out what will happen to the surrounding park?

What has been the Mecca of sports fans and the home to athletes from all over the globe will soon become a neigbourhood to live in and to stroll about. A whole new community area will be enlivened, creating up to 8000 new homes, schools, nurseries and playgrounds.
You can't imagine what that might look like? Our CGI artists have produced these series of images for the Olympic Park Legacy Masterplan some time ago, now they are an inspiring vision of the possible future atmosphere in Stratford. For those of you who have visited an Olympic event, do you recognise some of the landmarks? Let us know!




Download our Guide "Zero Risk Approach to CGI "

Thursday, 19 July 2012

Ramandan Kareem!



While our London Studio is getting off the starting blocks for the Olympics, our UAE Studio is preparing for the holy month of Ramadan: People fast from food and drink from sun rise to sun set  and the atmosphere is very spiritual. It is a time when friends and families get together. 

On this occasion, best wishes from Assembly Studios! Have a blessed fasting!


Monday, 9 July 2012

We are recruiting an...... Account Manager, London













We are currently seeking an Account Manager to work from our London studio. Ideally you will be a results-orientated individual with experience of managing key account relationships and campaigns. Knowledge of the design industry would be preferable.

Email your CV to: ross@assemblystudios.co.uk

Tuesday, 3 July 2012

It's official: The iPad 3D is a SUPER MODEL!

The iPad 3D Interactive Model that we produced for Manchester Airport City has been selected for the 'superMODELS' exhibition in Liverpool!

A contemporary take on the traditional architects' model, the iPad 3D enables users to understand the various product categories and associated benefits through the use of an animated, back lit presentation. This innovative, flexible and cost-effective use of technology brings Airport City to life in a format easily transported and controlled by users.
Architectural models have always held a key role in the communication of architecture, whether utilized as a medium to explore design ideas or in the marketing of large scale regeneration projects. Despite the advent of sophisticated computer modelling software, architectural models continue to captivate and intrigue both professionals and the general public in equal measure.