Religion & Place is a Building Exploratory project, supported by English Heritage and Arts Council England, which celebrates 167 of Tower Hamlets' extraordinary places of worship.

Platform3 were commissioned to design a website for this project in collaboration with their print designer, based on the Building Exploratory's existing identity.

Rivington Place, a new £8 million public building, is the first permanent public space dedicated to the education of the public in culturally diverse visual arts and photography in the UK.

Platform3 took an existing website, designed by Paul Khera for Rivington Place, and created a back end bespoke CMS. This allows staff to update the website, and keep visitors informed of new events and projects.

a-n (The Artists' Information Company) has commissioned Platform3 to engineer a major redevelopment of their existing website. Packed with information for artists and arts practitioners, a-n's site is an invaluable resource for all involved or interested in the arts.

Art in the Public Realm Greenwich Peninsula has been established by English Partnerships to develop a cohesive approach to creating art at one of London's most important regeneration projects.

Platform3 was commissioned to design and build the website, which includes Flash animation and is fully editable using Adobe Contribute implementation.

(www.capitalagefestival.org.uk)

(www.creative-capital.org.uk)

Platform3 has been project manager of CreativeCapital since its inception as a London Arts pilot project in April 2002.

CreativeCapital is a network of arts organisations that offer expert advice to people – across all artforms – looking for professional career development and up-to-date information on training, learning and other relevant services and resources in London.

We have designed a range of e-cards for this leading cultural tourism company, allowing them to promote their latest tours in an immediate, cost-effective and  visually appealing way.

Platform3 produced regular promotional e-cards and eflyers (HTML formatted emails) for the marketing department at the BFI. We also won a competitive tender to design a W3C AAA rated interface for the British Film Institute’s vast filmographic and TV database, BID online based on our creative rendition of rigorously compliant CSS and XHTML code.