EVOKEr, branding agency
[Chicago] Evoker, Inc. is a micro-branding agency that specializes in scalable filmmaking. They help businesses evoke a human connection with their customers across digital platforms.
Only a few months old, Evoker looked to weetu to design their new office location in Chicago's Fulton Market which, at the time, was a raw industrial space with barrel vaulted concrete ceilings, connected to an even more raw warehouse shop space, in need of a complete interior renovation.
weetu’s vision for Evoker’s space was to gradually build depth in layers, evocative to how they were evolving as a company, and express the rawness of the existing space, careful not to over develop it in order to maintain a casual, contextual, confident vibe.
weetu focused on smart, flexible design solutions that could adapt for the future and implemented the project in multiple phases, meeting start-up budget constraints. As Evoker continues to grow, weetu has more of their story to tell and culture to express.
“It's one thing to not only be talented but to have a unique skill set to actively listen and anticipate your client's needs and wants is more of an art than a science with weetu. I see the team at weetu as more of a strategic partner than a vendor, " says Jackson, "And they are always accessible, which is huge for me because my schedule is busy with travel and other obligations. So to be able to reach out at a moments notice, and have them respond right away to answer my questions means a lot to me."
weetu has always believed that relationships matter most, valuing sustainable, ongoing service and connections.
“When you're trying to run a business (and all of its inner workings) and then have to jump into space design, it can initially feel a little overwhelming, “ explains Jackson, “but this is where weetu excels, while others may fail. They understand what entrepreneurs and organization leaders are trying to manage all at once, and they are sensitive to that. Empathy is clearly one of their superpowers. For me, that is where they immediately captured my trust.”