Culture

What we did

Visual identity
Digital design

Opening a window into culture for a space dedicated to theatre, dance and film

Briery Gap is a cultural centre in Macroom, Co. Cork. As a hub for theatre, music, and film, it offers a diverse range of events, fostering culture, education, and social connection. With a renewed creative and strategic direction, Briery Gap needed a rebrand to celebrate its legacy while embracing the future.

The Briery Gap brand palette draws from the colourful painted shopfronts and facades that define Macroom’s visual character.

We worked with Briery Gap to develop a new identity and website that reflects its bold vision. At the core of this was the idea of placemaking — creating an identity that not only represents the venue but reinforces its role as a cultural landmark. The new identity is flexible and vibrant, with colours born from Macroom’s built environment. The brutalist logo, influenced by the architecture of the building, serves as a metaphorical window into culture.

Catering to a diverse audience of all ages, from locals to visitors, the new identity strikes a balance between old and new, muted and vibrant, soft and bold.

Team

Partners

Kate Sheehan Kayleigh McCarthy Grace Coakley Sadhbh O’Beirne Edel Traynor

Website development

Jordan Huysmans

Bord na Móna

National Museum of Ireland

Hugh Lane Gallery

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