Marine Landing Presentation Centre

space

This presentation centre was created to showcase the new commercial development by Wesbild - Marine Landing. The main development is in collaboration with MGBA, and the project is comprised of two buildings, with six stories each and top notch amenities. The design of the presentation centre is meant to capture the essence of what the main development will embody, and give visitors an idea of what to expect in the future.

This new development carves out spaces for business owners wanting to grow, distribute and reconnect; where industry meets creativity and ingenuity. Hugging the tumultuous Fraser River and located within South Vancouver, the development provides a home base for visionary makers, fabricators and those wanting to establish themselves and reshape their futures. Businesses can make their mark and stamp their name on the raw canvas we have forged.

moody - impactful - drama

Our inspiration was founded on the project’s history and location. Located on an old wood mill, our material selection and concept development took cues from the raw, weathered goods found on site and adapted their application to suit Vancouver’s elevated style.

Moody and impactful, the materials we selected were inspired by the wood working process, and thus are durable and suitable for the messy innovator. Further, we wanted to incorporate materials that aged and patinaed over time. The palette is made up of natural, local harvested oak; warm leather details found within the signage and seating; polished concrete floors, exposed ceilings, and blackened metal. Overall, the materiality will focus on celebrating the industrial nature of the neighbourhood and streamlined aesthetic.

industrial unit display

Signage and wayfinding were cleverly used throughout the PC to give visitors a visual indication of what their future tenant spaces will look and feel like. High contrast, bold fonts, and fun colours give a dramatic and visually stimulating environment.

The big blue box was made to mock up the building’s freight elevator in order to allow tenants to understanding just what they can fit when moving products in and out of their suites.

graphics, graphics, graphics

Free Agency Creative took our vision to life with scaled furniture, equipment, and design elements to allow visitors to move throughout the space and walk in the space they could work in. This design strategy really brought the development into 3D and gave visitors a unique experience when visiting this unique and engaging presentation centre.

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