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January 04th, 2012 1:44 PM

Making a statement

CBA

A dynamic digital wall makes an impressive statement about the Commonwealth Bank’s commitment to the environment – greeting visitors and staff alike with real-time statistics on the green performance of its new Darling Walk Campus. The wall is part of a wide-ranging signage and environmental graphics scheme developed by Frost* for the Campus, which also includes a 17.5 metre curved lenticular wall – the largest we know of in existence. The signage and graphics over 55,000 sqm establish a distinctive sense of place and identity for the different workplace settings, including the cube and globe clubhouses on Level 1, exchange café and atrium carpet.

Photography by Tyrone Branigan.

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January 03rd, 2012 2:13 PM

Making Waves for Artmusic

Artmusic

Artmusic is the first online portal covering live classical music events across Australia. The product of two musicians keen on celebrating classical music with style and integrity, the identity literally makes waves – taking the name’s letterforms and cleverly turning them into a soundwave. The accompanying website is contemporary and clean. It showcases classical music as vibrant and dynamic.

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August 02nd, 2011 5:10 PM

Broken Hill makes the news

The story of Broken Hill’s new brand has attracted the attention of Sky TV, featuring on the Perrett Report on 13 July. Host Janine Perrett lead a lively discussion about the project with Mayor Wincen Cuy and Frost* Strategy Director Catriona Burgess.Click here to watch the interview.

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June 24th, 2010 10:56 AM

Easing the Pain

Easing the Pain

After developing the identity for Sydney Airport’s new retail precinct, we started working on the advertising for the improved shopping precinct at the international terminal. Research revealed travellers find last minute holiday preparations highly stressful, reaching a crescendo at the airport. So we developed a strategy that taps into this insight and a new ‘medical condition’ was born – Pre Flight Tension or PFT.

An unbranded teaser campaign launched PFT with outdoor, online and radio executions. A variety of scenarios (all a little too easy to relate to!) are brought to life in a humorous manner, designed to pique interest before the launch phase messages released two weeks later. The redeveloped retail precinct was announced and travellers encouraged to plan ahead so they could spend more time at the airport and enjoy the new shops and restaurants – the perfect antidote to PFT!

Find out if PFT affects you by taking the test on our microsite www.easepft.com.au

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March 04th, 2010 5:51 PM

beforeplay

beforeplay

There was no holding back when ACON asked us to evolve their ‘Culture of Care’ campaign. With an obvious twist on the word ‘foreplay’, the headline ‘Beforeplay’ captures the notion that communication should play an integral part in any sexual relationship. We art-directed a nude photo shoot with a renowned Australian photographer  and developed a bold graphic language with exclamation marks and single quote marks. The placement of these marks on t-shirts creates an added level of innuendo. The campaign launched to coincide with the Mardi Gras and rolled out across posters, press ads and banner ads. With publicity partners PLAY we developed T-shirts, a fortune teller and other collateral items.

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November 06th, 2009 10:08 AM

Like a virgin

Like a virgin

We  took over Southern Cross station in Melbourne this month with a suggestive campaign for Tourism NT, in partnership with their media agency MPG. The campaign line “Explore untouched territory” makes a cheeky link between the destination and advertising partner Virgin airlines. The “Station Domination” aimed to take advantage of increased foot traffic at Melbourne’s busiest station in the lead-up to and during the Melbourne cup with an immersive brand experience built on the iconic NT campaign. The campaign includes lightboxes, hanging banners, rotating columns, glass posters, floor graphics, trolley posters, locker posters and chair strips.

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