Identity of the South Wing: Ecologica
- Identity of the South Wing: Ecologica
Stroom Gallery: The Hague, Netherlands
Ecologica is a group project developed for the Atelier Zuidvleugel, division of the government of South Holland, in the Netherlands. Stroom Gallery exhibited the project results which were two aspects of the Zuidvleugel's (South Wing) "identity": the Zuidvleugel as image and as product. The project envisioned the future of the Zuidvleugel while keeping in mind that the Zuidvleugel can and must distinguish itself from other areas. Products were developed which generated, supported and distributed these identities. Philippe Terrier-Hermann's work was shown in conjunction with the findings and presented the image aspect of the Zuidvleugel while keeping in mind that the Zuidvleugel can and must distinguish itself from other areas.
Description
Location:
Stroom Gallery: The Hague, Netherlands
Ecologica is a group project developed for the Atelier Zuidvleugel, division of the government of South Holland, in the Netherlands. Stroom Gallery exhibited the project results which were two aspects of the Zuidvleugel's (South Wing) "identity": the Zuidvleugel as image and as product. The project envisioned the future of the Zuidvleugel while keeping in mind that the Zuidvleugel can and must distinguish itself from other areas. Products were developed which generated, supported and distributed these identities. Philippe Terrier-Hermann's work was shown in conjunction with the findings and presented the image aspect of the Zuidvleugel in conjunction with the findings.
Stroom Gallery: The Hague, Netherlands
Ecologica is a group project developed for the Atelier Zuidvleugel, division of the government of South Holland, in the Netherlands. Stroom Gallery exhibited the project results which were two aspects of the Zuidvleugel's (South Wing) "identity": the Zuidvleugel as image and as product. The project envisioned the future of the Zuidvleugel while keeping in mind that the Zuidvleugel can and must distinguish itself from other areas. Products were developed which generated, supported and distributed these identities. Philippe Terrier-Hermann's work was shown in conjunction with the findings and presented the image aspect of the Zuidvleugel in conjunction with the findings.
Fields
Exhibition Design, Urbanism, Graphic Design
Date Published
2011
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