We create inspirational concepts and design that
trigger effective outcomes for our clients.
Trigger is an interdisciplinary design group working
for the cultural, corporate and government sectors.
We undertake projects across a broad spectrum: branding/identity - creation and application, environment creation, interpretation planning and design, exhibition design, print and publication design, web and digital design. Our discerning, intuitive and refined approach allows us to create supportive and effective partnerships with our clients.
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La Perouse Interpretation Plan
OEH government exhibition / interpretiveThe NSW Office of Environment and Heritage (OEH) commissioned Trigger to prepare an interpretation plan for the La Perouse headland and Bare Island precinct in the Kamay Botany Bay National Park.
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The 80s are Back
Powerhouse Museum museum branding / identityThe brand identity Trigger conceptualised for ‘The 80s Are Back’, Powerhouse Museum, referenced quintessential 80s motifs and made them relevant for a contemporary audience.
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Law Society Headquarters
Law Society of New South Wales private environmentalAs part of a complete interior and exterior building refurbishment for The Law Society of New South Wales, Trigger was commissioned by PMDL Architects to design all interior graphics across 12 levels.
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17th Biennale of Sydney
Biennale of Sydney arts print / publicationTrigger, partnered with British design firm Barnbrook to deliver design for the 17th Biennale of Sydney. Trigger designed promotional, environmental and print material. The Biennale was the most successful yet.
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Toland
Toland architecture branding / identityToland Architectural Design Partners engaged Trigger to reinvigorate its brand. The emergent new brand has capitalised on the business's strengths, enriched confidence and has contributed towards business growth.
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The 80s are Back
Powerhouse Museum museum exhibition / interpretiveTrigger, in association with Toland Architects designed ‘The 80s Are Back’, a major exhibition at the Powerhouse Museum that inspired thought and reflection on the culture of the 80s.
