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Star Trek 60th Anniversary

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Star Trek 60th Anniversary

A journey into the Star Trek universe, built through immersive corridor artwork, character treatments and transporter-inspired pillars.

On location / King’s Cross, London

Next stop.
The final frontier.

From starship corridors to transporter pillars, the finished installation brought the Star Trek universe into the flow of the station.

The finished Jean-Luc Picard transporter pillar installed beside the station stairs
Jean-Luc Picard, beamed into the everyday.
Installed starship corridor artwork with the King’s Cross roundel and commuters walking past
Starship windows meet station wayfinding.
Star Trek 60 and Paramount+ branding along the installed station corridor
Sixty years of Star Trek, out in the world.
Michael Burnham transporter pillar and branded stairs among commuters at King’s Cross
A familiar journey. An unexpected encounter.
Geordi La Forge transporter pillar above the Star Trek branded station stairs
The transporter arrives at King’s Cross.
Commuters passing a Star Trek character scene installed along the station wall
A world to discover on the way through.
Close view of the installed Picardilly Line sign and anniversary key art
The Picardilly Line. A detail for the fans.
From installation to artwork

The final plinth artwork

Three transporter treatments, shown as complete flat artworks.

Complete final flat artwork for the Jean-Luc Picard transporter plinth, including all wrap panels

Jean-Luc Picard

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Complete final flat artwork for the Michael Burnham transporter plinth, including all wrap panels

Michael Burnham

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Complete final flat artwork for the Geordi La Forge transporter plinth, including all wrap panels

Geordi La Forge

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The corridor artwork

Four complete wall elevations, from starship panels to windows into space.

Complete flat Star Trek corridor wall 1 artwork for the Paramount+ King's Cross takeover
Corridor wall 1 — full flat artworkSelect to view larger
Complete flat Star Trek corridor wall 2 artwork for the Paramount+ King's Cross takeover
Corridor wall 2 — full flat artworkSelect to view larger
Complete flat Star Trek corridor wall 3 artwork for the Paramount+ King's Cross takeover
Corridor wall 3 — full flat artworkSelect to view larger
Complete flat Star Trek corridor wall 4 artwork for the Paramount+ King's Cross takeover
Corridor wall 4 — full flat artworkSelect to view larger

Design visualisations — corridor and transporter pillar treatments

3D visualisation of the Star Trek corridor artwork at King’s Cross
Starship corridor — spatial visualisation
3D visualisation of the Star Trek corridor artwork at King’s Cross
Starship corridor — spatial visualisation
3D visualisation of a Paramount+ transporter pillar featuring Jean-Luc Picard
Jean-Luc Picard — transporter pillar visualisation

Meta

Client

Paramount+

Year

2026

Services

3D VisualisationCompositingEnvironmental ArtworkPrint Delivery

Overview

For Star Trek’s 60th anniversary, we created bespoke artwork for a Paramount+ takeover at King’s Cross, bringing starship interiors and transporter beams into the everyday commute.

Challenge

Translate the visual world of Star Trek into the architecture of King’s Cross, with large-format artwork that felt immersive in perspective and held its detail when seen up close.

Creative Approach

Working with the Paramount+ creative team, we developed starship corridor walls with layered panels, instrumentation and windows into space. Transporter-inspired pillar treatments brought characters into the environment, while integrated signage and brand details connected the science-fiction world to the station around it.

Outcome

We delivered large-format wall and pillar artwork for the anniversary takeover, refining the designs through client review and preparing print files to the supplied production specifications.

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