Campbeltown Backpackers bunkhouse is located in an old schoolhouse built in 1851. With funding from the Kintyre Amenity Trust work to restore the old school - a B listed historic building - was carried out and is now fully realised into Campbeltown Backpackers bunkhouse facility. The bunkhouse sleeps sixteen people in total with full kitchen facilities.

Design

The Bunkhouse site was outdated and did not meet the needs of the users. It was updated to make it easier for users to find the information that they need and to book accommodation.

Food for Thought based in Campbeltown was interested in having an online presence for their restaurant to help build and attract new customers.

Design

The site users stunning images of dishes created in the restaurant to help promote the restaurant and provides menus and a booking form.

Whiskyopolis was the term used by Glasgow journalist’s to refer to Campbeltown, the whisky capital, during the nineteenth century. This exhibition was put on by the Heritage Centre, Campbeltown. This exhibition was to show the variety of life in the town that was once known as the richest one in Scotland over this period. The Heritage Centre commissioned Roberts Design to produce information panels for the exhibition which took place during the summer of 2018.

Stitch Exhibition Fabrics specialises in supplying and installing fabrics to the events and exhibition industries within the UK.

Design

Stitch Exhibition Fabrics were interested in showing the work they do with the use of images, to see the examples shown at their best. The sections were broken down by event location and type of work including banners and signs, tunnels and entrances.