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The Spatialization of Brands
23-Apr-2010The Spatialization of Brands - Creative Diversity, Complexity, and Collaboration
One of the most interdisciplinary fields that has developed recently
in the world of marketing and branding is spatial communication.
Whereas a car company in the past might have simply created a pretty
"parking lot" at an auto trade show, nowadays such events are an
integral part of creating distinct brand identities. And the level of
conceptual work and attention ot detail has made spatial
communication a growing field that is led by a number of clear niche
operators.
This evolving discipline means that communications agencies,
architects, brand managers, event managers, retail consultancies and
others can end up involved in advising brands how best to communicate
their message spatially, be it at a trade show, store design, or
myriad others physical forms.
Cat Loose works for a Frankfurt-based company, Franken Architekten,
that is a leader in this specialized world, and in her Berlin School
Masters Thesis she gives an overview of the key players. She also
points out the best practices that help make such interdisciplinary
projects a success, such as early-stage coordination among the various
elements.

























































































































