GRAPHIC THOUGHT
FACILITY

DESIGN

www.graphicthoughtfacility.com

Graphic Thought Facility is a London-based graphic design consultancy. Established as a partnership in 1990 by Paul Neale, Andy Stevens and Huw Morgan. GTF’s team currently consists of seven designers. Working on national and international projects, they produce print and three-dimensional graphics for clients in the retail and cultural sectors.

Past and ongoing projects include brand identity and signage for Frieze Art Fair (2002–present); brand-identity for the Design Museum and continued exhibition collaboration (2002-present); re-branding, packaging, marketing and press material for Habitat (1996–2002); store graphics and signage for Marks & Spencer (2004–present) and continued regular print materials for The Gagosian Gallery, New York and London. A significant part of GTF’s work is in the field of graphic design for exhibitions where they have collaborated on projects for the National Museum of Science and Industry, The Victoria & Albert Museum, The Natural History Museum, The National Maritime Museum, The Wellcome Collection, Manchester City Galleries and The Design Museum GTF projects have been included in group exhibitions in Europe, Asia and America.