Infrastructure
We make the world’s biggest builds understood, across the long timelines and the many stakeholders that come with making something that lasts.
See our infrastructure work.
The challenge in infrastructure
A major build outlasts the government that approved it and the executives who started it, and along the way it has to keep the public, the funders, the regulators and the workforce reading from the same page. For years. Sometimes decades.
The communication has to survive that timescale. Personnel change, politics shift, budgets get questioned, and a project that was popular at groundbreaking can be unpopular by the time the concrete sets. Disruption is visible, opposition is organized, and the story has to stay coherent the whole way through.
And the audiences barely overlap. A minister cares about cost and legacy. A resident cares about noise and access. An investor cares about the return profile. A contractor cares about the next phase. Telling one true story so it lands with all of them, year after year, is the job.
What we cover
Infrastructure is rarely one thing. We work across the lot.
Transport.
Road, rail, ports and airports, and the upgrades that keep them moving.
Water and utilities.
The networks most people only notice when they fail.
Energy infrastructure.
Pipelines, terminals, grids and the connections between them.
Social infrastructure.
Hospitals, schools and the buildings public life runs on.
Giga-projects.
The new cities and developments redrawing the map.
Major programs.
Multi-year, multi-partner builds that need one coherent story.
How we help
Selected infrastructure work
Why Myriad
We have told the story of major builds from groundbreaking to ribbon-cutting and the long years between, the part most firms never see. That experience is why we can keep a program’s message coherent when the personnel, the politics and the budget all change around it.
And we bring the strategic thinking of a communications consultancy with the craft of a production studio, in one place. Most firms have one and subcontract the other. Doing both is how the work stays joined up across a build long enough to outlast the brief.
Common questions
Can you keep a story consistent across a project that runs for years?
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Yes. Long programs are where we are strongest. We build messaging and assets designed to outlast the people, politics and budgets that will inevitably change around them.
Can you visualize a scheme before it is built?
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Yes. Most of what we show does not exist yet, or sits underground and offshore. 3D and film are how we put people inside it early.
Can your teams work to our site and safety requirements?
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Yes. We are used to producing on live construction and operational sites, to the inductions and permits they require.
Do you work with the whole delivery chain, not just the client?
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Yes. Clients, contractors, JV partners and public bodies. The story has to work for all of them.
Can you support statutory consultation?
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Yes. We produce consultation and planning materials that meet the formal requirements and genuinely inform the public, from exhibition content to the documents themselves.
Infrastructure clients
