Patrimoine en tête

Patrimoine en tête

Client: Ville en tête
Media: Booklets, Posters, Cards etc.
Content: Corporate Identity, Graphic Design, Illustration

In the 1960s, architects in Lausanne started to use concrete in new and exciting ways, building structures with organic forms. Ville en tête decided to bring their under-appreciated history to light.

This project encompassed various publications, visits and workshops and introduced a new visual identity for the association.

The first publication for children aged 8 – 12 focused on four building with very different use cases. An office building, a university auditorium, a public bath and a theatre.

Icons of the overarching theme accompanied individual events. The main panoramic illustration got used in a modified version for the collective projects of Ville en tête, corridor and artist Bruno Aeberli under the umbrella Maladière Moderne, with the double M identity design by Omni Group.

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Hospital Jubilee Extravaganza for CHUV

Young Doctors' struggles for DOC magazine

Visiting the new football stadium with Ville en tête

Still dueling at the Federal Administrative Court

Identity, design and illos for Patrimoine en tête

werk, b+w
City of Housing Estate?

Inside look at a Building for Ville en tête

Zeit. Zeugen. Arbeit
by museum schaffen

Monocle magazine cover with flying Bernard

Artificial Hearts at ETH Zürich

Economic upswing for Swissmem

Communication at the Swiss Federal Administrative Court

Trasure Hunt for Die Zeit

Law, Students, Mayhem for
Neue Zürcher Zeitung

Retail explorations in Hochparterre

Happiness in Migros Magazine

Vinyl Renaissance for tsugi

Culture Agenda Poster for Zürich in Monocle magazine

NZZ am Sonntag Snow Adventures