The first page feels very important here especially for its primary use as a web doc,the logo is introduced first, then a small paragraph stating the purpose of the business. Remembering that Julian mentioned the gherkin as a visual reference we thought it would work well as a striking image aside a paragraph that feels like an opening quote.
Working through the copy it's important to break it up a bit and find cues that influence the design. This makes it easier and more inviting to read. Feel free to suggest where you think the content maybe improved by breaking it up separately.
For key features I felt that incorporating icons might be a nice way to break up quite a heavy chunk of text. 
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Understanding the concept of what Julian was trying to say here, I was unsure whether it would be wise to step to far away from their approach to data. It might work to split the two visuals up across two pages but it really depends on the importance or prominence of each point. I do feel as though there is plenty of room for each and they certainly feel in line with the evolving brand identity.
With regards to the colour scheme, the blue stripe across the top serves an important function in separating the header from the page. This use of colour feels fresh, modern and clean against the white background.
Combining this with the dark grey gives off a technical feel and given the context of the products and services, this felt appropriate. The additional use graphics feel in line with the developing identity but do not detract from messaging.
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