Screen Heroes

Corridor is working with 11 foundation students at Brighton's City College to design a series of bespoke screen prints of some of the Albions football legends.
Working across each decade since 1901, the team has been using a variety of techniques to bring to life 11 very different expressions of each player. The final results will be on show at the new Amex Stadium later this year.

Negative Space

Corridor likes to challenge the way we gather our collective in different spaces. We have long asked why couldn't we use existing negative spaces in office buildings to better effect for communal thinking and ideas. We are pleased that American Express agrees with our way of thinking, and has kindly donated rooms at both their Brighton sites for Corridor to play in. We are in the process of inviting the collective and community based groups to participate in a series of creative sessions to bring to life our ideas and designs for the new football stadium.

We'll keep you up to speed with our progress.

Corridor attends TEDxBrighton

Was great to be part of the first TEDx series to be held in Brighton yesterday. Corridor caught up with a bunch of people and listened to some enlightened talks about a range of topics. Our favourite was Sarah Angliss who merged industrial mills with clogs, dance, onstage music and wit.

Pro Bush identity

Corridor has been working closely with Lorna Love from Pro Bush. We've just sent over this cheeky identity for the coming series of cultural events and exhibitions we will be hosting and curating with Lorna.

The American Express Community Stadium

Corridor are pleased to announce another win. This time we've been awarded the interior design of both the North and East Stand concourses at the new Brighton and Hove Albion Football Stadium. Due to open this coming August to the cheers of over 22,500 excited faces at Falmer, we will be working with a cross section of the public to help bring to life some amazing ideas and spaces. We'll keep you up to speed on our progress. Well done to the Corridor team who collaborated on the proposal.

PRO BUSH

Corridor is pleased to announce it will be working on the Pro Bush identity and also helping design and curate next years exhibition due to open next Spring. Some exciting participants will be collaborating including Lily Cole and Rankin. Pro Bush is in aid of the Addenbrooke's Charitable Trust (ACT). To read more about ACT see: www.act4addenbrookes.org.uk/

White Night Festival

Superb installation above the Pelham Road car park during the White Night Festival. An 8m clear globe was dangled above the crowd, with a series of projections and music lasting over 40mins per show. The White Night festival kicked off at 6pm and finished at 6am the following day.