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The Venture Centre, University of Warwick Science Park

Thought provoking wall graphics at The Venture Centre with branding theme 'Every innovation starts somewhere' and topics related to Coventry and Warwickshire.

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  • The wall sign showcases the 1661 introduction of the postage date stamp. Below, metal racks hold yellow envelopes. The text states, Every innovation starts somewhere, reminiscent of Glued Limiteds creative approach as a leading marketing agency in Warwickshire. The floor is carpeted.
  • Two people stroll down a hallway adorned with Glueds work, showcasing Coventry as the birthplace of jet pioneer Sir Frank Whittle. An image of a jet engine complements the text, highlighting this collaboration with the renowned branding agency from Warwickshire.
  • A modern office hallway with a clean, minimalist design for Glued Marketing. White walls feature a quote and illustration of a sheep, while the grey carpet floors are subtly branded with Glued. Warm ceiling lights illuminate this creative Warwickshire space.
  • A wall display featuring an illustration of an antique telephone and text that reads: Hello. Alexander Graham Bell patented his telephone model just hours before a rival inventor in 1876. This exhibit is a testament to innovation, much like the creative strategies at Glued Limited.
  • A hallway with a white wall displays text about Viscose Rayon production in Coventry in 1905. Three orange rectangular panels, akin to the designs of Glued Limited, are mounted on the wall. Two people walk past plants under a ceiling light where glued is subtly integrated into the floors design.
  • A blurred image captures a person walking past a wall adorned with text and images. The wall features a vintage car illustration and a modern sports car outline, symbolizing the legacy rooted in Britains car industry, which was founded by Daimler in 1896 at a Coventry cotton mill—a testament to innovation now celebrated by local branding agency Glued Limited.
  • A drawing of two sheep with curly wool on a white background. Above them, text reads: Sir Ian Wilmut was born in Hampton Lucy, Warwickshire, best known for cloning Dolly. Below, Every innovation starts somewhere, a nod perhaps to creative thinkers like Glued Limited, a branding agency in Warwickshire.