Closewell Studio
Harbor Point Arena
$40M
ten-year partnership
Sports and venues
An arena selling its name to a conservative bank that wants to look younger. The cover flips the roofline sign to the bank's name, and the deal is built by clicking the arena itself. Concept work for fictional companies.
AConsulting · four generationsConcept work
A family furniture maker was handing over after four generations. As you scroll, the Hollis family tree redraws into a company with a board, a family council and an open CEO seat, and a switch moves eight real decisions from Sunday dinner to the board. Concept work for fictional companies.
Open the live proposalThe deal
An advisory firm pitching an 18-month succession plan to a fourth-generation family business. Concept work for fictional companies.
What the buyer needed to see
A company that outlasts the family arguments, with a fair way to choose the next leader.
What we built
- A family tree that becomes the org chart as you scroll
- A switch that moves eight decisions to their new owners
- A tool that tests draft rules against arguments the family already has
- A buyout calculator that flags a pace that's too fast
The detail that does the work
The Chair gets a dial showing what she still signs alone, month by month.
Open it the way the buyer does.
This is the live proposal on a laptop, a tablet and a phone, the way each signer opens it. Tap any screen to scroll it, work the pricing or switch on the studio notes.
Concept work for a fictional company. Every proposal ships with a matching PDF.
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Kilnwright Partners
Six kilns, one ledger to 2035
$5.4Mover 30 months
Consulting · six plants · Concept work
Emberline Systems
Smoke just after 1 a.m. Dispatch knows eight minutes later.
$27Mover six years
Public sector · 148 camera sites · Concept work
Shelfmark
Fourteen drawers. One library.
$9.8Mover five years
Public sector · 14 branches · Concept work
AConsulting · four generationsConcept work
A family furniture maker was handing over after four generations. As you scroll, the Hollis family tree redraws into a company with a board, a family council and an open CEO seat, and a switch moves eight real decisions from Sunday dinner to the board. Concept work for fictional companies.
Open the live proposalThe deal
An advisory firm pitching an 18-month succession plan to a fourth-generation family business. Concept work for fictional companies.
What the buyer needed to see
A company that outlasts the family arguments, with a fair way to choose the next leader.
What we built
- A family tree that becomes the org chart as you scroll
- A switch that moves eight decisions to their new owners
- A tool that tests draft rules against arguments the family already has
- A buyout calculator that flags a pace that's too fast
The detail that does the work
The Chair gets a dial showing what she still signs alone, month by month.
Open it the way the buyer does.
This is the live proposal on a laptop, a tablet and a phone, the way each signer opens it. Tap any screen to scroll it, work the pricing or switch on the studio notes.
Concept work for a fictional company. Every proposal ships with a matching PDF.
Open full screenMore concepts
All conceptsKilnwright Partners
Six kilns, one ledger to 2035
$5.4Mover 30 months
Consulting · six plants · Concept work
Emberline Systems
Smoke just after 1 a.m. Dispatch knows eight minutes later.
$27Mover six years
Public sector · 148 camera sites · Concept work
Shelfmark
Fourteen drawers. One library.
$9.8Mover five years
Public sector · 14 branches · Concept work
AConsulting · four generationsConcept work
A family furniture maker was handing over after four generations. As you scroll, the Hollis family tree redraws into a company with a board, a family council and an open CEO seat, and a switch moves eight real decisions from Sunday dinner to the board. Concept work for fictional companies.
Open the live proposalThe deal
An advisory firm pitching an 18-month succession plan to a fourth-generation family business. Concept work for fictional companies.
What the buyer needed to see
A company that outlasts the family arguments, with a fair way to choose the next leader.
What we built
- A family tree that becomes the org chart as you scroll
- A switch that moves eight decisions to their new owners
- A tool that tests draft rules against arguments the family already has
- A buyout calculator that flags a pace that's too fast
The detail that does the work
The Chair gets a dial showing what she still signs alone, month by month.
Open it the way the buyer does.
This is the live proposal on a laptop, a tablet and a phone, the way each signer opens it. Tap any screen to scroll it, work the pricing or switch on the studio notes.
Concept work for a fictional company. Every proposal ships with a matching PDF.
Open full screenMore concepts
All conceptsKilnwright Partners
Six kilns, one ledger to 2035
$5.4Mover 30 months
Consulting · six plants · Concept work
Emberline Systems
Smoke just after 1 a.m. Dispatch knows eight minutes later.
$27Mover six years
Public sector · 148 camera sites · Concept work
Shelfmark
Fourteen drawers. One library.
$9.8Mover five years
Public sector · 14 branches · Concept work
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