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[privacy policy] [top]Berninneit (meaning Gather Together) – is a new purpose-built public building designed to support a range of uses including a theatre, library, gallery, museum, community function rooms and offices. Bringing together the cultural and social aspirations of the community, the building creates a dynamic and interactive destination drawing in visitors to showcase the region’s rich history and culture.
Utilising minimal materials, a considered font family and a bespoke icon set, our geometric and modular signage suite created a clear and high impact wayfinding system that complement the architecture and interiors designed by Jackson Clements Burrows.
Working as a part of an integrated team, Latitude’s design thinking heightened the intuitive understanding of the space, and develop coherence across all aspects of the visitor experience.
JCB Architects’ considered design has been recognised in receiving the 2024 AIA Victorian Architecture Awards: The William Wardell Award for Public Architecture, and the 2024 Australian Interior Design Awards – Public Design
Awards:
Award of Distinction – Spatial (Signage and Wayfinding)
2024 AGDA Awards (Australian Graphic Design Association)
Project scope:
Way-finding strategy
Signage design
Visual Language
Design Development
Project management
Project collaborators:
Client – Jackson Clements Burrows Architects and Bass Coast Shire
Photographer – Peter Clarke
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[back]Situated beneath an impeccably revived Melbourne gothic icon, Purple Pit is a subterranean space reborn into a five star dive bar. Latitude collaborated closely with the interior design firm Studio Massive, and owners Maurice Terzini and Joe Jones, to establish a uniquely biographical brand story for the establishment. Strongly referencing the 70/80s punk and New Romantic subcultures, the visual language reflected Terzini and Jones experiences, influences and passion with the music, design, parties, and art from that era. The colour of the red placemaking entry statement was selected to be used against the historic bluestone facade as an abstract reference to the Purple Pit name (Red + Blue = Purple), and in turn became a foundation component of the brand.
Awards:
Award Of Merit – Branding
2024 AGDA Awards
(Australian Graphic Design Association)
Winner – Best Hospitality Design
2024 Australian Interior Design Awards
Project scope:
Strategic Concept
Identity
Collateral
Signage
Digital Media
Advertising
Project collaborators:
Interiors: Studio Massive
Artwork: Marty Baptist & Ozzy Wright
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[back]Naming and marketing one of Victoria’s most sustainable residential developments, located in the northern suburb of Brunswick East, required a uniquely targeted approach. The buyer profile already resided in the local area so it was important to capture a true sense of community, in addition to the unique sustainable aspects of the project.
Project scope:
Strategy
Identity
Project marketing
Collateral
Spacial design
Signage
Digital Media
Advertising
Project collaborators:
Architecture and Interiors: Breathe Architecture
Landscaping: OpenWorks
Photography: Alberto Zimmermann & Lauren Bamford
Renders: Gabriel Saunders
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[back]Research publication for Lucent featuring photography by Lauren Bamford.
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[back]Design by Jackson Clements Burrows Architects, La Trobe University’s twin building student accommodation brings 624 new student beds to the Bundoora campus and forms part of an ambitious plan to transform the campus into a University City of the Future. The project is the largest mass timber building in Victoria, utilising 4500 cubic metres of cross laminated and GluLam timber. This is a significant project for the University and one of the first buildings of an overall master plan that creates high quality housing and study spaces, improves student living and enhances connections to adjacent precincts.
A considered palette applied to the facade and interior spaces references the macro to micro of the site’s indigenous landscape, respecting its Australian bush campus context. The colour spectrum indicates a progression from the whites, silver and greys of eucalyptus trunks to the vibrant colours found in the details – greens, pinks and reds in the gum leaves, and burnt oranges in the bark fissures. Latitude created a modular design system that is functional and architecturally harmonious in placement, colour, form and materiality for both buildings.
Project scope:
Way-finding strategy
Signage design
Visual Language
Design Development
Project management
Project collaborators:
Client – Jackson Clements Burrows Architects
Client – La Trobe University
Photographer – Peter Clarke
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[back]Studio Massive is a built form and interiors design studio. Based in Melbourne, the studio designs experiences based around human interaction and the delivery of a complete brand experience.
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[back]Peter Clarke is a photographer who seeks both to document and interpret his subject matter. His visual narratives articulate the form and volume of a structure or space, while also expressing its atmosphere, intimacy and emotion.
Through this mix of the pragmatic and poetic, viewers are thus able to observe, as well as experience, the project under consideration, regardless of typology or scale. The brand approach utilises flat monochromatic tones and a series of volumes relating to the areas of Peters works.
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[back]As one of Australia’s leading Interior design firms, Mim Design has continued to go from strength to strength continually refining Australian Interior Design and setting new benchmarks. Our work with Mim is a long standing relationship, a conversation of design intent and an ever evolving design journey. The brand identity and publications design utilises a minimal approach using a typographic statement to convey the design ethos of the practice being minimalistic with an elevated luxury feel.
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[back]VIVID is Australia’s longest running design competition for emerging designers. The rebrand of the program coincided with the celebration of its 15 year anniversary. An Awards program which is exclusively focussed on discovering emerging design talent called for a current and contemporary identity. Whilst designed with the emerging designer in mind, the brand also reflects the calibre of supporting partners/jurors (including the DIA, Mim Design, Living Edge, the Authentic Design Alliance, and Cult) with confidence and assurance.
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[back]Redefining the product range, application and brand that encapsulates an innovative product that has been used in the construction industry for over 15 years. The seamless surfaces span a range of high quality and versatile floor, wall, ceiling and joinery overlay systems. Traditionally appealing to the builder specifier market, the brand and offering has been transformed to better represent the design focused application the product is capable of. Undertaking a renaming process as well as refinement of the product range has enabled Alt to realise the true market for the product being Architects and Designers.
Finalist – Branding
2017 AGDA Awards
(Australian Graphic Design Association)
Project scope:
Identity
Collateral
Digital Media
Packaging
Project collaborators:
Photographer: Peter Clarke
Printing: Bambra
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[back]Coinciding with the 5 year anniversary of Adele Bates Design, this emerging interior designer wanted to mark the occasion with a rebrand which reflected her maturing design practice and unique personality. The graphic style of the identity is minimal with the use of reflective Dichroic Films, Harlequin Foils and solid colour to translate the studio and projects into a strong visual language. A series of block colours, shades and tones of stock colours were chosen to complement and enhance the minimalistic approach to the brand that will provide an enduring point of interest to the practice and the future projects created.
Awards:
Distinction – Branding
2018 AGDA Awards
(Australian Graphic Design Association)
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[back]Humans possess an innate tendency to seek connections with nature. [10:10-1] 10 Projects. 10 Studios. 1 Photographer. The 10:10 -1 Installation provided the platform to celebrate Biophilic Design in projects by Australia’s leading design studios, documented by renowned Australian architectural photographer Peter Clarke. The solution was a true sensory experience with an overwhelming perfume of fresh Eucalyptus filling the space with a heady, earthy aroma. The voluptuous canopy of Australian tree cuttings provided a sensorial juxtaposition to a brutalist concrete display and furniture elements, minimalist graphics, thus becoming an exemplar for the power of Biophilia in itself. “This exhibition is a compelling testament to the power of Biophilia Design.” Green Magazine.
Awards:
Distinction – Spatial
2018 AGDA Awards
(Australian Graphic Design Association)
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[back]QV is an open air retail precinct located in the heart of Melbourne. Latitude was briefed to design a unique and user friendly wayfinding system that would dovetail the precincts existing architecture and maintain its progressive brand language and positioning. Employing a restricted colour palette with custom typography and graphics, the angular form was inspired by QV’s complex architectural features and the distinct multi-levelled and layered laneways. Latitude delivered the project to completion including strategy, mapping, site audits, tendering, documentation, contract management and quality control. Working with the Grocon team, City of Melbourne and Diadem; Latitude conducted a comprehensive analysis to gain insight into the visitor usability and site navigation, which formed the basis of our wayfinding and signage framework. In delivery, we developed an individual and confident signage system that was both simple and economical to update, a fundamental requirement in a fast-moving retail environment.
Project scope:
Wayfinding strategy
Signage design
Visual Language
Project management
Project collaborators:
Signage: Diadem
Client: Grocon
Centre: QV Melbourne
Photographer: Peter Clarke
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[back]A Melbourne based property group that enables and facilitates medium to large scale projects within the commercial, retail and multi-residential sectors. Focused on the feasibility and delivery of projects utilising the experience of the key management team and building on the success of past projects completed. Relae is a brand that operates in a business to business environment and manages to stand out in what has been quite a conservative industry. Using a custom pantone warm red to create an identity that stands out and benefits from contemporary execution of stock choice and duplexing of business cards. Our role was to enable the brand and to create intrigue within the business to prospective clients whilst supporting the overall proposition of commitment and quality outcomes.
Project scope:
Strategy
Identity
Packaging
Publishing
Digital
Signage
Project collaborators:
Printing: Bambra Press
Photography: Peter Clarke
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[back]Latitude was given the opportunity to add some life to the QV Melbourne carpark by implementing a series of large scale environmental graphics. The design took inspiration from early modernist graphic design, and acts as both environmental graphics as well as wayfinding. Each typographic piece was individually hand painted on site, overlaying the painted forms producing a multiplied effect onto the existing brickwork. The location of each word was carefully considered to ensure high visibility, with the design also providing a welcomed use of colour and brightness to the underground levels.
Project scope:
Wayfinding strategy
Signage design
Visual Language
Project management
Project collaborators:
Signage: Diadem
Client: Grocon
Centre: QV Melbourne
Photographer: Peter Clarke
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[back]Places Victoria is the Victorian Governments Urban Renewal Authority that facilitates large-scale urban projects within Melbourne and strategic locations in regional Victoria. Its activities promote housing affordability, diversity and best practice in urban and community design. Latitude was approached to create the naming, brand development, digital environment, collateral pieces and report documents that form the overall positioning and brand direction.
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[back]Huntingdale Golf Club is a course rich in history and establishment located in the South Eastern Suburbs of Melbourne. With an established membership base and internationally recognised course green the Club undertook a new Club House design under the charge of Reno Rizzo from Inarc Architects. Working closely with the Club and Inarc, Latitude were engaged to redefine the identity for the club and create a new signage and wayfinding system. Our response to the design was to develop a design and signage system that would enhance the building design of the new clubhouse using a quieter and more minimalist aesthetic.
Project scope:
Wayfinding strategy
Signage design
Visual Language
Project management
Project collaborators:
Signage: Diadem
Client: Huntingdale Golf Club
Architect: Inarc
Photographer: Peter Clarke
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[back]1.1 These Terms apply to each Quotation issued by Latitude at any time and by accepting a Quotation the Client agrees to these Terms.
1.2 A Quotation is deemed to be accepted by the Client upon:
(a)
the Client signing or otherwise accepting the Quotation;
(b) the Client communicating acceptance of the Quotation to Latitude;
(c) the Client instructing Latitude to proceed with all or any part of the Services; or
(d) the Client providing information to Latitude to enable Latitude to commence the Services.
2.1 Definitions
In these Terms unless inconsistent with the context or subject matter the following terms have the corresponding definitions:
(a) Address for Service: in the case of Latitude: info@latitude.com.au; and in the case of the Client, the email address for the Client or Billing Entity noted on the Quotation.
(b) Artwork: any final artwork, visual work or other graphic work (including designs, plans, imagery, video, brand and identity works, interiors produced) produced by Latitude for the Client as the deliverable product for a Project, and for the avoidance of doubt excludes: any initial concepts presented to the Client but not selected for development into a final artwork; any preliminary concepts, concepts created by Latitude but not ultimately included as part of a final artwork; and Latitude’s working files.
(c) Billing Entity: the entity noted as the entity for billing in the Quotation.
(d) Business Day: a day on which banks are open for business in the capital city of the State, other than a Saturday, Sunday or public holiday in that city.
(e) Client: the client named in the Quotation.
(f) Client Supplied Material: all documents, information, items and materials in any form, whether owned by the Client or a third party, which are provided by the Client (or on behalf of the Client) to Latitude in connection with the Services.
(g) Confidential Information: any information, whether recorded in writing or otherwise disclosed by one party to the other which any reasonable person would consider to be of a confidential nature, including without limitation any trade secrets, methods, strategies, competitor details, pricing, and other business processes.
(h) Deposit: the deposit payable by the Client in respect of the Services as set out in the Quotation or, if not stated, an amount equal to 40% of the Fees set out in the Quotation.(i) Fees: the fees payable by the Client to Latitude for the Services as specified in the Quotation (or otherwise agreed in accordance with these Terms.
(j) Intellectual Property Rights: all intellectual property rights of any kind, in any jurisdiction, subsisting now or in the future (including inventions, copyright, design rights, know-how, trade marks, the right to sue for passing off and rights to use, and protect the confidentiality of, confidential information), whether registered or unregistered, and including the rights to apply for or renew the registration of any such rights and any rights the subject of any lapsed application or registration.
(k) Latitude: Latitude Group Pty Ltd ACN 144 914 394, including its brands Latitude, Studio Massive and Peter Clarke Photography.
(l) Other Material: all materials and information created, conceived, developed or generated by Latitude (whether alone or with the Client or its personnel) in connection with the Services, including designs, concepts, plans, imagery, video, website coding, website development, social media, marketing collateral, brand assets brand and identity works and interiors produced however excluding any Artwork and Pre-existing IP Rights.
(m) Pre-existing IP Rights: all Intellectual Property Rights in all materials owned by the Client or Latitude (as the case may be) prior to the date of acceptance of the relevant Quotation or which was developed independently of the Services.
(n) Project: the project that is the subject of the Services.
(o) Quotation: any quotation, proposal or similar document provided by Latitude to the Client.
(p) Services: the services set out in the Quotation and which are provided by Latitude to the Client, as varied from time to time in accordance with these Terms.
(q) State: Victoria, Australia.
(r) Terms: these Terms and Conditions and the terms set out in any Quotation.
(s) Third Party Services: any services provided to, or for the benefit of, the Client by a third party.
2.2 Interpretation
In these Terms the following rules of interpretation apply, unless the contrary intention appears or context otherwise requires:
(a) Headings and subheadings are for convenience only and do not affect the interpretation of these Terms.
(b) References to a party to any agreement or document include that party’s permitted assignees and successors, including executors and administrators and legal representatives.
(c) Words denoting the singular include the plural and words denoting the plural include the singular.
(d) A reference to any agreement or document (including these Terms) includes any amendments to or replacements of that document.
(e) Any promise, agreement, representation or warranty given or entered into on the part of two or more persons binds them jointly and each of them severally.
(f) Any promise, agreement, representation or warranty given or entered into on the part of two or more persons is for the benefit of them jointly and each of them severally.
(g) No provision of these Terms will be construed adversely to a party because that party was responsible for the preparation of that provision or these Terms.
(h) If a period of time begins on a given day or the day of an act or event, it is to be calculated exclusive of that day.
(i) A reference to time is a reference to time in the capital city of the State.
(j) A reference to a day is a reference to a day in the capital city of the State.
(k) A reference to a business day is a reference to a day on which banks are open for business in the State, other than Saturday, Sunday or a public holiday in that State.
(l) A reference to a day is to be interpreted as the period of time commencing at midnight and ending 24 hours later.
(m) A reference to an amount of dollars, Australian dollars, $ or A$ is a reference to the lawful currency of the Commonwealth of Australia, unless the amount is specifically denominated in another currency.
(n) Specifying anything in these Terms after the terms ‘include’, ‘including’, ‘includes’, ‘for example’, ‘such as’ or any similar expression does not limit the sense of the words, description, definition, phrase or term preceding those terms unless there is express wording to the contrary.
(o) A reference to writing or written includes email or other electronic communication (including without limitation text).
(p) Where a word or phrase is defined, other parts of speech and grammatical forms of that word or phrase have corresponding meanings.
3.1 Scope
(a) Latitude agrees to provide the Services to the Client as set out in a Quotation.
(b) In providing the Services, Latitude will ensure that the Services are provided with reasonable skill, care and diligence and to the standards reasonably expected of designers performing services of a similar nature.
(c) Unless expressly set out in a Quotation, the Services do not include copy writing; fabrication; engineering; the purchase or negotiation of usage rights in relation to third party Intellectual Property; print production or management; digital application design or web development; or image library retouching or file preparation (Additional Services). If the Client wishes to receive Additional Services in relation to a Project, these will be the subject of a separate Quotation or otherwise charged on a timed and materials basis at Latitude’s then current hourly rate.
(d) Author corrections based on Client feedback are not included unless specified and will be charged on a timed basis at Latitude’s then current hourly rate. Any request for major changes or a new creative approach or concept is considered a variation to the Services that is subject to clause 5 and is not included in provided Fees.
3.2 Performance of Services
(a) Any milestone, delivery or performance dates relating to the provision of the Services by Latitude which are set out in the Quotation or are otherwise agreed to by the parties are estimates only, and time for performance is not binding on Latitude.
(b) If there is any inconsistency between the terms set out in these Terms and the terms set out in a Quotation, the terms in the Quotation prevail to the extent of the inconsistency.
4.1 Supply of information, approvals, documents and assistance
(a) The Client acknowledges and agrees that it will, within [two] Business Days of being requested to do so by Latitude, provide all information, documentation, access, approvals and assistance reasonably required by Latitude and in the format requested by Latitude in order for Latitude to provide the Services.
(b) Any delays by the Client in complying with clause 4.1(a) may delay the Services and may result in the Fees being increased by Latitude if it results in additional work being required by Latitude. Alternatively, Latitude may proceed with the provision of the Services based on the information that it has received, and should the Client require any variations to the Services which could have been avoided had the Client complied with its obligations under this clause, Latitude reserves the right to increase the Fees in respect of any further work required.
(c) Latitude is not responsible for failure by the Client to provide any information, or for inaccurate information (including technical requirements and specifications) provided by the Client or any external third party, or for any failure by the Client to seek the appropriate internal approvals before providing information or an approval to Latitude. In the event that this occurs, additional Fees may be payable as advised by Latitude should the Client require any changes.
4.2 Reviews
The Client is responsible for reviewing any plans and artwork and ensuring that plans, specifications and artwork are free from errors. Latitude is not liable for any errors that are not identified by the Client as part of its review.
4.3 Reliance
The Client acknowledges and agrees that Latitude is entitled to rely upon the directions given to it by any person who works or is the agent of, or purports to work for or be an agent of, the Client. The person accepting a Quotation on behalf of the Client represents and warrants to Latitude that they have the authority to bind the Client to the Quotation and these Terms.
4.4 Implementation
The Client acknowledges and agrees that in the event it does not comply with Latitude’s recommendations then this may negatively impact the Services and the overall success of the project the subject of the Services.
5.1 Subject to the other terms of this clause, either party may propose changes to the scope of the Services, including where the Client wishes to modify the scope of the Services to be provided for a Project (including initial concepts and Artwork).
5.2 Unless and until the parties agree on any necessary modifications to the relevant Quotation, Fees and timelines, Latitude will be under no obligation to provide those Services as modified, but may decide to do so in which case Latitude will be entitled to charge for the additional work at the price agreed between the parties, or otherwise on a time and materials basis at Latitude’s then current hourly rate.
5.3 Any work requested beyond the outlined scope, whether verbally or in writing is deemed additional work and will be charged at Latitude’s then current rate per hour or subject to a new Quotation. This includes but is not limited to authors corrections, scope extensions, new tasks, or revisions beyond those included in the Quotation.
5.4 The Client acknowledges and agrees that variations may result in delays in the provision of the Services by Latitude.
5.5 The Client is solely liable for the payment of any additional Services that it requests outside of the scope of Services in the Quotation.
6.1 Fees
In consideration of Latitude providing the Services, the Client must pay Latitude the Fees in accordance with the payment terms set out in the Quotation or otherwise in accordance with these Terms.
6.2 Payment Terms
(a) Unless otherwise stated in the Quotation, Latitude will issue the Client an invoice for the Fees as follows:
(i) in respect of the Deposit, following the acceptance of the Quotation; and
(ii) in respect of the balance of the Fees, monthly in arrears during the provision of the Services or at the end of the Project, whichever occurs first. Unless otherwise stated in a Quotation, the amount to be invoiced each month will be calculated by Latitude on a pro-rata basis, based on the total Fees (excluding the Deposit paid) and the percentage of the Services performed during that month as determined by Latitude acting reasonably. Latitude’s calculation is final and binding on the parties in the absence of manifest error.
(b) The Client must pay each invoice issued by Latitude within 14 days of the date of the invoice. The Client acknowledges that Latitude may in its discretion delay the commencement of the Services until the Deposit is paid (however is not required to do so).
6.3 Disbursements
(a) The Fees do not include any disbursements or outlays (including without limitation travel, parking, courier fees, printing of proofs, processing costs). The Client must reimburse Latitude for all such disbursements and travel costs. All disbursements and outlays also attract a 10% administration fee which must be paid by the Client to Latitude.
(b) Where Latitude needs to engage external service providers to complete Services (including 3D renderers, illustrators, purchasing of custom fonts (print/web versions), printers, signage producers, web developers, manufacturing, construction and similar services), then in addition to Latitude’s Fees the Client must reimburse Latitude for the costs of those services plus a 20% handling and administration fee.
(c) All other additional costs (including costs associated with paper samples, printing/creation of mock-ups, stock imagery, fonts or other materials and production items needed for a Project) will be payable by the Client as a disbursement.
(d) The Client must pay to Latitude all amounts payable under this clause 6.3 at the time specified by Latitude.
6.4 Payment methods
The Client must pay any invoice in accordance with the payment methods permitted by Latitude. Depending on the payment method used, a processing fee may apply which the Client must pay.
6.5 Default in payment
In the event the Client fails to pay the Fees or other amounts payable hereunder when due in full in cleared funds in accordance with these Terms, Latitude may in its discretion and in addition to any other rights it has under these Terms or at law:
(a) suspend provision of the Services to the Client without notice until all overdue amounts are paid (including any accrued interest in accordance with sub-clause (b)), and Latitude will not be responsible for any Loss the Client suffers because of this; and/or
(b) charge the Client interest on the overdue amount at the rate of 12% per annum accruing daily until the date of actual payment of the overdue amount and all accrued interest.
6.6 Costs of Recovery
The Client must pay to Latitude, immediately on demand, on a full indemnity basis, all amounts that Latitude may, at its absolute discretion, expend or incur (including legal costs on a solicitor and own client basis) as a result of the Client defaulting on any of the terms of these Terms, including failing to pay any amount when due.
6.7 General
(a) The Client must make all payments to Latitude in cleared funds, without set-off, deduction or counterclaim. If there is a mandatory withholding or deduction imposed by operation of law, the Client must increase the amount of the payment so that Latitude receives the net amount shown in each invoice issued. Any such grossing up of the payment will not count as part of the Fees.
(b) All amounts paid to Latitude under these Terms are non-refundable to the extent permitted by law.
(c) For the avoidance of doubt, Latitude may in its discretion continue to provide the Services following the issue of a an invoice to the Client or a request for information or approval, and will continue to invoice the Client for all Services provided to the Client.
(d) All amounts quoted by Latitude exclude GST and the Client must pay Latitude any applicable GST on all amounts payable on any supply under these Terms. The Client also is responsible for paying any other tariffs, withholding tax, income tax, payroll tax or other tax or levy associated with a Project or its receipt of the Services.
6.8 Billing Entity
(a) If requested by the Client, Latitude may issue its invoices for amounts payable hereunder to the entity nominated by the Client as the Billing Entity in the Quotation or any other third party nominated by the Client. Notwithstanding this, the Client acknowledges and agrees that they remain liable for the Fees and all other amounts payable under these Terms regardless of the name on the invoices issued by Latitude. In the event that any invoice issued to a Billing Entity is not paid when due, that will constitute a default by the Client of these Terms and the Client agrees to make payment of all amounts owing to Latitude immediately on demand.
7.1 The parties acknowledge that:
(a) nothing in these Terms creates or constitutes a relationship of employer and employee, trustee and beneficiary or of partnership or joint venture between the parties; and
(b) the Services are provided by Latitude on a non-exclusive basis.
(a) It may be necessary to utilise Third Party Services in connection with the Services (such as web hosting). Latitude is not responsible for any Third Party Services or liable for the acts or omissions of the providers of any Third Party Services.
(b) The costs associated with any Third Party Services must be paid by the Client directly or otherwise in accordance with clause 6.3.
9.1 Each party (Recipient) must keep secret and confidential and not disclose any information relating to another party or its business (which is or has been disclosed to the Recipient by the other party, its representatives or advisers) or the terms of these Terms, except:
(a) where the information is in the public domain as at the date of these Terms (or subsequently becomes in the public domain other than by breach of any obligation of confidentiality binding on the Recipient);
(b) if the Recipient is required to disclose the information by applicable law or the rules of any recognised securities exchange, provided that the Recipient has to the extent practicable having regard to those obligations and the required timing of the disclosure consulted with the provider of the information as to the form and content of the disclosure;
(c) where the disclosure is expressly permitted under these Terms;
(d) if disclosure is made to its officers, employees and professional advisers to the extent necessary to enable the Recipient to properly perform its obligations under these Terms or to conduct their business generally, in which case the Recipient must ensure that such persons keep the information secret and confidential and do not disclose the information to any other person; or
(e) where the disclosure is required for use in legal proceedings regarding these Terms.
9.2 Each Recipient must ensure that its directors, officers, employees, agents, representatives and Related Entities comply in all respects with the Recipient’s obligations under this clause.
9.3 This clause survives termination or expiry of these Terms.
10.1 Pre-existing IP & Client Supplied Material
(a) Each party acknowledges that all Pre-existing IP Rights remain the sole property of the owner. Without limiting the foregoing, the ownership of all Intellectual Property in the Client Supplied Material remains at all times with the Client or its third party licensees.
(b) The Client grants Latitude a non-exclusive licence to copy, reproduce, store, distribute, publish, export, adapt, edit and use the Client Supplied Material to the extent reasonably required by Latitude for the performance of the Services, including by incorporating that material into any Artwork. The Client warrants that it has the right to provide Latitude with the Client Supplied Material for this purpose and such use by Latitude will not infringe any third party’s rights.
10.2 Artwork
(a) Unless otherwise agreed between the parties in writing, ownership of all Artwork (including the Intellectual Property Rights therein) and Other Materials will vest absolutely and automatically on creation, and remain thereafter, in Latitude.
(b) Subject to payment of all of the Fees and other amounts payable by the Client to Latitude under these Terms and any applicable Quotation, Latitude grants the Client a non-exclusive, non-assignable, non-sublicensable, limited, licence to use the Artwork solely for its own use and for the purpose for which it was supplied by Latitude. Unless otherwise agreed by Latitude in writing, the Client must ensure that no third party uses the Artwork and the Client must not sell or otherwise seek to commercialise the Artwork (other than utilising it in its business for its original intended purpose).
(c) Latitude does not provide any working files in conjunction with Services rendered, these remain the sole property of Latitude. Unless otherwise agreed in writing, Latitude reserves the right to showcase completed work in its portfolio, website, and marketing materials.
(d) The Client must not modify the Artwork or any Other Materials, and any Other Materials in the possession of the Client and must be deleted or destroyed upon provision of the final Artwork.
(e) As noted in clause 12.2(c), it is the Client’s responsibility to obtain any necessary legal advice in respect of the Client’s use of the Artwork.
10.3 Survival
This clause survives termination of Agreement.
11.1 Termination
(a) Either party may terminate these Terms by giving 10 Business Days written notice if:
(i) the other party is in default in the performance of any of its obligations under these Terms and the default is not capable of being remedied, or if the default is capable of being remedied the other party fails to remedy the default within 10 Business Days of notice by the first party specifying the default;
(ii) the other party ceases to carry on business, ceases to be able to pay its debts as they become due, enters into a composition with its creditors, goes into liquidation, or a receiver and manager or statutory receiver is appointed, or any analogous event occurs.
(b) Where the Client is in default in the performance of any of its obligations under these Terms and that default relates solely to a particular Project, Latitude may elect to exercise its rights under clause 11.1 in respect of that Project alone, in which case these Terms will continue to apply in respect of any other Projects that are on foot.
11.2 Consequences of termination
On termination or expiry of these Terms or a particular Project:
(a) upon request, each party must promptly deliver to the other all property belonging to the other that is in its possession or control (and Latitude must return the Client’s Client Supplied Material associated with each Project affected by the termination);
(b) the Client must reimburse Latitude for any costs (including any handling or administration fee) that have been incurred by Latitude up to the date of termination under each Project affected by the termination and for which Latitude has not yet been reimbursed by the Client;
(c) in respect of each Project affected by the termination, the Client also must pay Latitude for work completed up to the date of termination but not yet invoiced or paid, and:
(i) where the Fees for a Project are for Services costed on a time and materials basis, those Fees will be calculated in accordance with Latitude’s then current hourly rates; and
(ii) where the Fees for a Project are based on a fixed project cost, those Fees will be calculated as a percentage of the Project cost that reflects the hours worked up to the date of termination compared against the total time estimate for the Project set out in the relevant Quotation, less any component of the project cost paid by the Client upon acceptance of the Quotation.
(d) Termination of these Terms does not affect any rights, remedies, obligations or liabilities of the parties that have accrued up to the date of termination.
12.1 Latitude provides the Services on an “as is” basis and without any warranties, representations, or conditions of any kind, whether express, implied or statutory, to the extent permitted by law. The Client relies on the Services and any information or guidance provided by Latitude to the Client throughout the provision of the Services (Information) at its own risk. The Client acknowledges that Latitude provides design services and does not provide architectural services, and therefore Latitude is not responsible for ensuring that any Artwork is suitable for any particular purpose or complies with any legal or Government requirements.
12.2 Without limiting clause 12.1 the Client acknowledges and agrees that:
(a) Latitude is not responsible for any exclusions noted in a Quotation;
(b) any Information is not and should not be construed as building, architectural, financial and/or legal advice and is not intended to be a substitute for such advice and should not be relied upon as such. Such Information is provided as general guidance only, without representation or warranty;
(c) it is the sole responsibility of the Client to seek their own independent legal advice and/or conduct their own independent legal or other research, including but not limited to trademark searches, intellectual property, due diligence, and any necessary legal consultation, to ensure that the use of any Artwork (including any names, concepts, and creative materials) does not infringe upon any third-party rights or existing trademarks. Latitude does not accept any liability for legal disputes, claims, losses or costs arising from the Client’s use of the Artwork in the marketplace;
(d) whilst every effort is made to ensure any Information provided by Latitude is accurate, Latitude makes no representations about the currency, suitability, reliability, availability, timeliness, and accuracy of any Information for any purpose. The Client should verify the accuracy of any information provided before relying on it;
(e) Latitude does not control any third party that it refers to the Client and takes no responsibility for the actions of third parties. As a result, Latitude provides no guarantee or warranty or indemnity in respect of such third party’s ability to undertake their respective obligations or otherwise;
(f) although Latitude provides Information to assist the Client, Latitude is not responsible for decisions that the Client may make nor losses that may arise out of any decision made by the Client at any time. The Client is solely responsible for following or not following, or making an assessment of, any Information provided. The Client should make their own enquiries and obtain their own independent advice in relation to the Information provided before making any decision or taking any action based on their contents;
(g) the Client is solely responsible for assessing the appropriateness of the Services;
(h) the Client is solely liable for ensuring that it complies with applicable laws (including all regulatory requirements). For the avoidance of doubt Latitude will not be responsible for ensuring that the Client complies with applicable laws, including the Australian Consumer Laws and any building standards;
(i) where the Services include web hosting or similar, Latitude is not responsible for any outages or issues with that web hosting and for the avoidance of doubt will not be liable for any losses suffered by the Client (including loss of sales/income) in connection with any such outages or issues;
(j) Latitude does not provide any guarantee of results or any particular outcome; and
(k) Latitude makes no warranty that the Services will generate any increase in sales, business activity, profits or any other form of improvement for the Client’s business or any other purpose.
12.3 Survival
This disclaimer applies to the fullest extent permitted by law and shall survive any termination or expiration of these Terms.
13.1 Subject to the other terms of this clause, Latitude excludes all rights, representations, guarantees, conditions, warranties, undertakings, remedies or other terms in relation to the Services that are not expressly set out in these Terms to the maximum extent permitted by law.
13.2 Subject to the other terms of this clause, each party’s maximum aggregate liability to the other for any loss arising out of or in connection with these Terms, including any breach by the party of these Terms however arising, under any indemnity, in tort (including negligence), under any statute, custom, law or on any other basis, is limited to the actual Fees paid by the Client to Latitude under these Terms in the 12 month period preceding the matter or event giving rise to the claim. This limitation does not apply to limit the Client’s liability to pay any fees, costs and disbursements hereunder, or the liability of a party for breaches of clauses 9 or 10.
13.3 Without limitation to the other terms of this clause, each party excludes any liability to the other, whether in contract, tort (including negligence) or otherwise, for any special, indirect or consequential loss arising under or in connection with these Terms.
14.1 All notices authorised or required under these Terms to be given by a party to the other shall be in writing sent by email to the other party’s Address for Service. Proof of dispatch by email shall constitute proof of receipt.
14.2 Receipt of a notice given under these Terms will be deemed to occur on the Business Day immediately following the day of dispatch.
15.1 Variation
An amendment or variation of any term of these Terms must be in writing and signed by each party.
15.2 No Waiver
(a) No party may rely on the words or conduct of any other party as being a waiver of any right, power or remedy arising under or in connection with these Terms unless the other party or parties expressly grant a waiver of the right, power or remedy. Any waiver must be in writing, signed by the party granting the waiver and is only effective to the extent set out in that waiver.
(b) Words or conduct referred to in clause 15.2(a) include any delay in exercising a right, any election between rights and remedies and any conduct that might otherwise give rise to an estoppel.
15.3 Assignment, Novation and Other Dealings
Any rights of a party that arise out of or under these Terms are not assignable or capable of novation by the party without the prior written consent of the other party, whose consent must not be unreasonably withheld.
15.4 Costs
The parties must bear their own costs of and incidental to the negotiation, preparation and execution of these Terms.
15.5 Severability
(a) If the whole or any part of a provision of these Terms are or becomes invalid or unenforceable under the law of any jurisdiction, it is severed in that jurisdiction to the extent that it is invalid or unenforceable and whether it is in severable terms or not.
(b) Clause 15.5(a) does not apply if the severance of a provision of these Terms in accordance with that clause would materially affect or alter the nature or effect of the parties’ obligations under these Terms.
15.6 No Merger
On completion or termination of these Terms, the rights and obligations of the parties set out in these Terms will not merge and any provision that has not been fulfilled remains in force.
15.7 Survival
Any clause which by its nature is intended to survive termination or expiry of these Terms will survive such termination or expiry.
15.8 Time of the Essence
Unless otherwise stated, time is of the essence in these Terms in respect of any date or time period and any obligation to pay money.
15.9 Remedies Cumulative
Except as provided in these Terms and permitted by law, the rights, powers and remedies provided in these Terms are cumulative with and not exclusive to the rights, powers or remedies provided by law independently of these Terms.
15.10 Entire Agreement
These Terms state all the express terms agreed by the parties about its subject matter. They supersede all prior agreements, understandings, negotiations and discussions in respect of its subject matter.
15.11 Governing Law and Jurisdiction
(a) These Terms are governed by the law in force in the State.
(b) Each party irrevocably submits to the exclusive jurisdiction of courts exercising jurisdiction in the State and courts of appeal from them in respect of any proceedings arising out of or in connection with these Terms.
(c) Each party irrevocably waives any right it has to object to the venue of any legal process in the courts described in clause 15.11(a) on the basis that:
(i) any proceeding arising out of or in connection with these Terms has been brought in an inconvenient forum; or
(ii) the courts described in clause 15.11(a) do not have jurisdiction.
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[top]This Privacy Policy provides an outline of how and when personal information is collected, disclosed, used, stored and otherwise handled by Latitude Group. The Policy relates to personal information collected by any means and by any technology.
Personal information is information or opinion from which an individual’s identity may be ascertained. The nature of personal information collected by Latitude Group generally comprises an individual’s name and contact details (including address, phone and e-mail). Latitude Group will generally collect personal information from you directly.
Latitude Group may also use that personal information for a purpose related to the initial purpose of collection if that other purpose would be within your reasonable expectations. Related purposes might include adding your name to a contact list, guest list or invitation list which may be of benefit or interest to you. Latitude Group will not use or disclose your personal information for any other purposes without first obtaining your express or implied consent. Latitude Group may however be required to disclose your personal information without
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– required or authorised by law;
– required in order to investigate an unlawful activity;
– required by an enforcement body for investigative activities; or necessary to prevent a serious and imminent threat to a person’s life, health or safety, or to public health or safety.
Generally, Latitude Group will retain your personal information within Australia and not use or disclose it overseas.
From time to time Latitude Group may send you information regarding new work or activities. If you do not wish to receive direct marketing information, please let Latitude Group know. Latitude Group will take immediate steps to ensure that you do not receive any direct marketing information in future.
Latitude Group may change this Policy from time to time for any reason and will update the Policy accordingly.
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For all new project enquiries please contact:
Andrew Wood
andrew[at]latitude.com.au
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Studio Latitude is an integrated design practice. With a multi disciplinary team at the heart and strength of our studio, we believe in cross pollination between disciplines to best achieve engaging and timeless design outcomes. Our client base provides us with broad exposure that enables us to continually build on our knowledge and provides industry insights, we use this to better articulate a brand offering.
These result in captivating and unique brand experiences across a range of applications. The way we work both informs and defines new directions, new thoughts and ideas on better ways of doing. Our strategically focused brand, digital and spacial design capabilities have shaped the way our studio works, always with good design being the key outcome in mind.
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