London’s Living

concepting \ advertising \ copywriting \ campaign

This project proposed a bold, hypothetical sub-brand of Transport for London (TfL) aimed at transforming the daily commute into a more uplifting, health-conscious experience - particularly for disadvantaged communities in the city. The strategy combined branded campaign thinking with OOH (Out-of-Home) interventions, reimagining the transport network as a catalyst for well-being.

Key touchpoints included turning underground station signage green, transforming select stops into pop-up plant shops, and introducing a new “Living Line” fabric for tube seats - featuring botanical textures and patterns to bring the outdoors inside. These visual and tactile changes were designed to create brief, repeated encounters with nature throughout a commuter's day.

In parallel, the TfL app was redesigned with improved UI and UX features to promote nearby green spaces, walking routes, and moments of pause. The ultimate goal: introduce just ten minutes of greenery daily, helping to improve mental health, boost mood, and contribute to longer, healthier lives for all Londoners.

Concept to Creation

A collection of logo design options for "London's Living by TfL," with different font styles, sizes, and colors including black, green, and white, along with annotations explaining design choices and process.
Page from a photography and poster development project outlining the process of creating posters with three different layout themes featuring images of trees, parks, flowers, and cityscapes, including sketches, edited drafts, and final designs.
Sequence showing the design process for seat fabric pattern, including initial crest and emblem sketches, digital pattern mockups with floral, geometric, and vine motifs, and a photo of bus seats covered with the finished green vine pattern fabric.