78 W. Expressway is the latest addition to the already expansive list of VRDC properties that would become an iconic part of the Mumbai skyline. VGC has designed the property brochure for this landmark project. Clean layout, beautiful pictures, precise text and clever icons and a bold usage a silver foil stamping come together to form a beautifully efficent corporate property brochure for VRDC.
Monday, August 29, 2011
Vijay Raheja Design Construction | Property Brochure
78 W. Expressway is the latest addition to the already expansive list of VRDC properties that would become an iconic part of the Mumbai skyline. VGC has designed the property brochure for this landmark project. Clean layout, beautiful pictures, precise text and clever icons and a bold usage a silver foil stamping come together to form a beautifully efficent corporate property brochure for VRDC.
Labels:
Real Estate Brochure design,
Vijay Raheja,
VRDC
Fosters | Rebranding Art of chilling
Foster's is a uniquely Australian beer and is still recognized as one of the world's best beers even after 100 years. VGC was given the opportunity to design Foster’s lounges around the theme of the Foster’s brand proposition, ‘The Art of Chilling’. While internationally, The Art of Chilling is usually synonymous with beach, surf etc, we thought that the Indian idea of The Art of Chilling was completely different. A quick survey suggested that a negligible number of Indian consumers equated chilling to surfing. Hence, the entire Art of Chilling concept had to be localized to appeal to Indian consumers.
Foster's is a uniquely Australian beer and is still recognized as one of the world's best beers even after 100 years.
VGC was given the opportunity to design Foster’s lounges around the theme of the Foster’s brand proposition,
‘
The Art
of Chilling’.
While internationally, The Art of Chilling is usually synonymous with beach, surf
etc, we thought that the Indian idea of The Art of Chilling was completely different. A quick
survey
suggested that a negligible number of Indian consumers equated chilling to surfing. Hence, the
entire
Art of Chilling concept had to be localized to appeal to Indian consumers.
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