In August, on the eve of the New York’s most world-altering moment, North Six launches from the apartment of founder Oliver Hicks on Williamsburg’s N 6th Street.

N6 begins motion production, stretching into new territory with the Mikael Jansson-directed ad spots for Gap.

North Six opens its office in Los Angeles, as the city enters a new era of arts and culture, with influential galleries such as Blum & Poe beginning to expand and finding a new center of gravity in Culver City.

North Six relocates its NY office from Williamsburg to 132 West 27 Street (i.e. no longer in Oliver’s apartment), just a few blocks away from where the High Line had just begun construction.

The iPhone is launched, another technological development that would eventually alter what and how North Six produces.

Two cultural forces grow in London: North Six lands in the British capital with its first international office; and, the city’s Tate Modern gallery announces its largest expansion to date, which would eventually complete in 2015.

The London office moves into the Rochelle School, a lauded home to the city’s creative community since 1999. North Six also becomes producer-at-large for Interview magazine.

Instagram is launched, unbeknownst to the world helping to usher in a new era of communication, the Influencer, and eventually a new stream of N6 business.

North Six launches its Experiential division, first in London, with Sloane Street’s Fendi Store as one of its first projects.

N6 continues its European expansion, adding to its roster an office in Paris, shortly before the city opens the Fondation Louis Vuitton and Yves Saint Laurent Museum.

North Six launches its PR and Influencer Marketing division, first in New York.

The N6 Milan office opens, in the wake of the city hosting the World Expo.

North Six lands in the Spanish capital, nestled between some World Cup wins for Real Madrid, making it the sixth office.

A pandemic hit, which pushed new modes of photography and video, digital experiences, and flexible working. These changes also allowed for North Six to rethink how to work more sustainably, equitably and ethically going forward.

Twenty years of N6, and a new office: Amsterdam – a city of over 1700 bridges that, in a sign of the times, opens its first constructed by 3D printing.

Another year, another continent this time: North Six opens in Sydney, as the city opens the Sydney Modern Project, a vast new exhibition space of the Art Gallery of New South Wales. North Six is awarded B Corp status.