Branding Design for ‘sTREEt Campaign’
Due to commercialisation and public negligence, the trees in Gangnam city (South Korea) are struggling to survive and are slowly disappearing.
The brand “sTREEt” was created to draw attention to the disappearance of the trees in the streets. The rectangular shaped logo was designed with a frame in mind, inducing the audience to actually look at the street trees.
Posters were placed at the entrance of a shopping street to get people’s attention. The interactive brochure and the window canvas were placed along the shopping street, both with rectangular holes that act as viewfinders.
The website, also designed with the rectangular shape in mind, was set up to collect signatures for a petition to protect the street trees.
Created and designed by Gangnam-based agency INSPIRE.D / HANCOMM, the project has been awarded a 2013 Red Dot Award: Communication Design award.
HANCOMM / INSPIRE.D
www.inspired.crevisse.com
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