Good places need clear communication.
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Our work sits between design, property, planning and placemaking. Projects often involve information, multiple stakeholders and ideas still taking shape.
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We bring structure to that complexity, identify what matters and communicate it clearly, helping teams navigate information and decisions.
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Because we understand the sector, we get up to speed quickly, ask better questions and work with the project team.
We are designers who like getting properly involved.
Studio Baobab works across the built environment, combining strategy, design and digital expertise to turn complex ideas into clear, engaging communication.
Based in Spain and working across the UK.
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Small on purpose.
We keep our core studio intentionally small, so the people you meet are the people thinking, designing and making.
It keeps conversations direct, allows us to stay close to the work and makes it easier to adapt as projects evolve.
When needed, we bring in trusted specialists across development, copywriting, photography, motion and other disciplines.
Carmen Delgado on LinkedIn
Co-Founder & Studio Lead
Carmen works across strategy, brand, digital and client direction, with a particular focus on bringing clarity to complicated briefs and information.
Angie Gallardo on LinkedIn
Co-founder & Art Director
Angie leads the studio’s visual direction, translating strategy into distinctive identities, editorial systems and visual communication across print and digital.
What you can expect from us.
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We do our homework.
We understand the project, audience and context before designing.
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We make things clearer.
We find hierarchy and structure before decoration.
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We stay involved.
We flag issues, follow things through and propose solutions rather than waiting for instructions.
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We work collaboratively.
We share our thinking and leave room for ideas to be challenged and improved.
Why Baobab?
Baobab trees have historically acted as gathering points: places where people meet, talk and exchange.
We liked that idea for a studio concerned with people, places and different perspectives.
The name stayed.
