Creating living history – adaptive reuse and reimagining architecture and space

Creating living history – adaptive reuse and reimagining architecture and space
The revitalisation plan for South Everleigh will carefully consider the iconic Locomotive Workshop and deliver a unique cultural and innovation hub for Sydney
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Kelvin Taylor

As a qualified graphic designer Kelvin has worked in the field of branded environments for more than 30 years. During this period he has worked across Asia, UK and Europe and North America implementing brand identities for clients including Caltex, Telstra, Holden, ANZ Bank and Goodman Group. As a Project Director, Associate of brand implementation specialist at Diadem, Kelvin operates at the intersection of branding and architecture to enable design that helps create positive customer experiences. A particular focus is the subject of digital customer experience and brand value in the built environment.