Our disciplines

A differentperspective.

Architecture, interiors, brand, interaction and automotive retail. Three disciplines, with the capabilities to take an idea from the first conversation into the world.

Interior visualization of 8 Cakes Bake Shoppe: pale wood screens, seating and a flower installation
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01 / 03Architecture / Interiors

Architecture& Interiors

8 Cakes Bake Shoppe · Interior visualizationPlaces with people in the picture.

Buildings and interiors shaped around how people live, work and gather, from the first plan to the details they touch.

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Lincoln material samples arranged in a custom presentation case
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02 / 03Brand / Digital

Brand &Digital

Bandit’s Rally identity artworkBandit’s Rally / Identity
Lincoln Studio 12 · Materials & display designSomething to recognize. Something to explore.

Identities, stories and interactive experiences that give people a way to recognize, understand and engage with a brand.

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The built Ford Bronco retail environment, with a distinctive timber entrance
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03 / 03Program design & rollout

AutomotiveRetail

Ford BroncoFrom the first prototype to the next location.

Prototype design, brand standards and rollout programs that connect the retail experience across locations.

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Where atoms meet bytes.Kia Stinger Salons / Archive

See the car.Get in the game.

Kia Stinger Salons paired a physical vehicle display with a digital racing game. Visitors could explore the car, then choose a vehicle color in the game and race for a place on a local leaderboard.

Spatial designDigital interaction
Kia Stinger Salon: a red vehicle displayed within a branded interior with sculptural red finsThe physical salon
Archived Kia Stinger racing game screen with a vehicle and a local leaderboard
A vehicle to explore. A place to encounter the brand.
You found Einstein.

A little brilliance.
A little mischief.

K5’s Einstein character working on a laptop

Einstein has a small but spirited place in the K5 world. For us, he stands for a simple idea: have fun while being brilliant.

Ask the unexpected question. Make a new connection. Enjoy figuring it out. That spirit belongs in the work, too.

The wild hair is optional.