- Article by
- Jermaine Dela Cruz




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- Agency: The Click
- Client: Imperial College London
- Category: Print Design — Education
- Location: Norwich, United Kingdom
- Project Brief: Create a scalable print identity system that unifies multiple academic departments while allowing individual faculty expression across Imperial College London.
Education print design works best when it holds a university together without making every department look the same. The Click solved that problem for Imperial College London by building the "Creative I," a flexible brand architecture designed to scale across more than 20 departments without flattening what makes each one distinct.
The system stays human by routing complex scientific and research fields through visual metaphors people can actually connect with. A bold, varied palette pairs with unique "I" icons for faculties ranging from Aeronautics to Mathematics, giving the university a modern identity without flattening what makes each department distinct.
Each departmental presentation turns a massive internal architecture into something recognizable and clear. The system extends across merchandise, image framing, and digital applications, so departmental individuality adds to the wider university brand rather than pulling against it.
The agency merged strategic positioning with flexible creativity to produce a framework Imperial can expand over time. Sub-branding stops being a logistical headache and starts functioning as a storytelling tool — one that modernizes the university's global presence without locking it into a design that will age out.

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