
GE
GE Rebranding Programme
Principle appointed to deliver a fast-paced rebranding programme across 26 countries for GE.
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Principle were asked to deliver a unique large scale graphic, depicting how their work helps athletes, to be displayed during the London 2012 Olympics.
The time-sensitive project involved wrapping two entire sides of the Stanley Building at Kings Cross for a temporary period between 23 July 2012 and 10 September 2012, in conjunction with both the Olympic and Paralympic Games.
The project was delivered in 7 weeks from initial concept discussions, which required planning permission for the listed building application. The graphics were technically developed by our in-house specialists and digitally printed onto PVC graphics totaling 16.4m high x 34.4m wide.
Installation planning was critical to the success of the project, which included a specialist fitting crew who abseiled down the face of the scaffolding to finalise the implementation.