Velorose

75 Cowcross Street
London EC1M 6EJ


T: 020 7253 1090
M: 07901 553067
E: info@velorose.com
David Rosenberg, Director
Lars Wagner, Architectural Assistant
Benedetta Rogers, Architectural Assistant

Collaborators include Graphic Designers, Product Designers, Interactive Designers, Artists, Semioticians, Brand Management Consultants
and Futurists
Velorose undertakes architectural and urban design work of all sizes and budgets in private and public sectors.

David has qualifications from Cambridge and UCL in Architecture and Space Syntax.
Velorose is engaged in all aspects of signage and wayfinding.

Velorose has expertise in Exhibition Design.

David is a faculty member of the Institute of Urban Information.

David has filmed a video walk across the Barbican.
Velorose works in creative marketing by using direct engagement with all parties involved to propose how an organisation can reposition itself in the marketplace.

David advised Stratford Circus on spatial rebranding as part of a multi-disciplinary design team.
David teaches on the 'Production of the Built Environment' BSc course at the Bartlett School of Architecture and Planning at UCL.

He has assisted on the 'Visual Arts Administration' MA course at the Royal College of Art.

David guides 'Brave New World?' tours of the Golden Lane and Barbican Estates.

David has been guest editor of New London Architecture’s Diary.
David’s 'nome' beach hut model (in collaboration with architect, graphic designer and writer friends) is featured in the 'Bathing Beauties' travelling exhibition.

David has lectured at the Architectural Association, the Design Museum, and other key venues.

David has appeared on the 'Homes and Properties' programme on ITV, and has recently completed a pilot for a BBC programme.

Velorose collaborated on The Sticky Silver Track, an installation by Anna Best commissioned by the Barbican Arts Gallery.
Velorose has been spotted on the C2C Cycle to Cannes bicycle ride across France, the World Naked Bike Ride and the Dunwich Dynamo.

David is on the C2C PR committee for 2008 and has signed up again to complete the course this year.

Velorose engages in sustainable travel, the adaptive reuse of materials and buildings, and the power of drama.

David has been seen on stage at the Savoy and in the West End, and has written musical theatre performed there.

Velorose believes in collaboration as the most appropriate way to develop the built environment.

David once persuaded a group of people to make ‘Flintstones’ cars out of found materials and play a huge board game by running around a field.