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The annual conference organised by B2B Conference Group.
International Summit of industry products for home and garden repair.
Trends and challenges. International outlook.
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Moscow, Russia.
May 2015.
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Creating successful first choice destination brands.
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The IDEA method helps development teams stay on the same page by asking them to state the Intents of their project, Discover the needs of the social and natural communities that it will exist within, Envision a successful future for all and Act to achieve that vision through an integrated design process.
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Waste management is an important part of any sustainable future. In this report we present our views on Sustainable Futures for India from a waste management perspective.
-- We research and present our findings on why waste management is becoming increasingly important for India.
-- Who are the stakeholders involved in waste management? What happens to our waste - lifecycle of our waste.
-- We explore global trends in waste management and present innovative uses of waste from around the world.
-- Finally, we come down to the biggest challenges that India faces in waste management.
-- We identify two key pressing issues and propose innovative solutions for the same.
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“Design is how it works.” Steve Jobs
That is what we have set out to do: to define how a modern travel experience should work. That is what we are going to honor with our inaugural Skift Design Awards, what we hope will become the most aspirational awards in the global travel industry and help elevate the role of transformational design experiences that enhance the traveler journey.
We believe the role of design cuts across every part of travel: the physical and digital touch points, the built environments, tech-enabled services, and experiential moments during and post travel.
So we have come up with a manifesto on how to understand design’s role in the travel industry: it will help the travel and allied companies understand the broader role of design and its application to the traveler experience, and its implications on business transformation and customer loyalty.
In today’s consumer-centric world where experiences, personal fulfilment, and transformative moments are revered as the ultimate currency, the role of design – in every sense of the word – has never been more important.
Learn more about Skift Design Awards and apply here: https://skift.com/awards/
Updated: May 22, 2019
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Panel speakers included:
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The best example of a mission statement will define your company and its purpose in 30 seconds or less.
Great ones avoid buzz words, empty phrases, or mission statements that are so general they could apply to many different companies.
It’s a challenge, but you want to capture what your company stands for in a brief and memorable way.
Sometimes it helps to look at the mission statements of other companies to get a better idea of how to write your own mission statement.
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We’ve also graded each mission statement to demonstrate how effective they are.
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What do we still need to know and do to speed up circular development? Researchers and entrepreneurs have joined forces to collect research topics to create a roadmap for research on the circular economy and the role of the creative professional. Marien Korthorst, Siem Haffmans, Inge Oskam and Conny Bakker were involved in this process and will highlight what issues they think are most urgent. Conny will then present an interesting new research topic and issue that all designers shoud be aware of: how do the different conceptualisations of product integrity in a circular economy influence the design of products? Different concepts of product integrity in a circular economy are currently being promoted. There are two dominant and almost opposing concepts: the ‘open loop, open source’ concept and the ‘closed loop, closed source’ concept. These concepts vary widely in the extent of product transparency they propose, the responsibility for creating cyclical product and material flows, and the view of what constitutes a ‘good’ or a ‘bad’ circular product. These issues are very relevant regarding the realization of a circular economy and the provision of guidelines for circular product design.
In today’s breakout sessions different domains will be explored: circular fashion, products that flow, circular architecture, consuming circular value, and resource driven design. Speakers form these sessions will present their vision on the questions of today and share the fresh insights form the breakouts.
To round of the day and start the speeding up of circular development through design, CLICKNL managing director Bart Ahsmann and Erik Roscam Abbing will digest their insights of today and present concrete action points for everybody present.
Speakers: Conny Bakker, Kees de Boer, Ingeborg Gort-Duurkoop, Siem Hafmans, Lucie Huiskens, Marien Korthorst, Ruth Mugge, Mark Oldengarm, Inge Oskam
Moderator: Erik Roscam Abbing
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Creating Places Where People Want To Be
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- Achieving real Sustainability!
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9. Commercial success and real sustainability is based on having a brand which stays relevant for target audiences and users needs and aspirations
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Achieving Real Sustainability!
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Multi channel retailers, banks and services are changing the functions and design of stores, branches, shopping and business centres, workplaces and offices
Commercial real estate challenges
16. Creating “Delight” - a first choice perception
4 Environment - Green metrics
4 Economic - Developer criteria
? Social- Workplace changes
Environment Economic
‘The Balancing Act’
Social
17. …cost and benefits for developers, investors and occupantsGreen building makes good business sense… World Green Building Council Report EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
18. The Business Case for Green BuildingDesign and construction costAsset valueOperating costWorkplace Productivity and HealthRisk mitigationScaling up from green buildings to green cities EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
19. Where is the consumer? DEVELOPERWhy would I wantto build this green building? TENANTWhy would I want to lease this green building? OWNERWhy would I want to own this green building? slowerdepreciationrapid returnon investmentcorporate imageand prestige valuelower operatingcostslower refurbishmentcostslower maintenancecostsincreasedproductivityhealth andwell-beingreduceddowntimelowertransactionfeescompliance withlegislation and CSR requirementsability to secure ÀQDQFH lower design andconstruction costshigher salespriceincreased marketvalueincreased occupancyratesreduced vacanciesquicker saleslower exityield7 EXECUTIVE SUMMARYEXECUTIVE SUMMARY
21. “ Framework for design, construction and symbiotic relationship between people and the community “
22. The 20 Imperatives of the Living Building Challenge: Follow down the column associated with each Typology to see which Imperatives apply. LIVING BUILDING CHALLENGEBUILDINGSRENOVATIONSLANDSCAPE + INFRASTRUCTUREPLACE01. LIMITS TO GROWTH02. URBAN AGRICULTURE03. HABITAT EXCHANGE04. HUMAN POWERED LIVINGWATER05. NET POSITIVE WATERENERGY06. NET POSITIVE ENERGYHEALTH HAPPINESS07. CIVILIZED ENVIRONMENT08. HEALTHY INTERIOR ENVIRONMENT09. BIOPHILIC ENVIRONMENTMATERIALS10. RED LIST11. EMBODIED CARBON FOOTPRINT12. RESPONSIBLE INDUSTRY13. LIVING ECONOMY SOURCING14. NET POSITIVE WASTEEQUITY15. HUMAN SCALE + HUMANE PLACES16. UNIVERSAL ACCESS TO NATURE PLACE17. EQUITABLE INVESTMENT18. JUST ORGANIZATIONSBEAUTY19. BEAUTY + SPIRIT20. INSPIRATION + EDUCATIONImperative omitted from TypologySolutions beyond project footprint are permissibleSCALE JUMPINGSCALE JUMPINGSCALE JUMPINGSCALE JUMPINGSCALE JUMPINGSCALE JUMPINGSUMMARY MATRIXSCALE JUMPING|
23. Health and happiness
human / nature relationships
people power, walking and cycling
Equity
‘ prioritise the concept of “ citizen “ above “ consumer “ ‘
‘ human scaled to promote culture and interaction’
Beauty
‘ good design and graceful execution ‘
‘ celebrating design that uplifts the human spirit ‘
Living building challenge - ‘Consumer’ imperatives
24. Sustainablity ….. Recycling challenge
New life for existing sites and buildings
Recycling ….. ‘ Repurposing’ ….. ‘Adaptive Reuse ‘
Offices… stores …. shopping and business centres
New functions……. new needs and aspirations ….. new experiences
New values — People... Planet... Profit
Living building challenge - ‘Consumer’ imperatives
25. Sector Convergence RETAIL … BANKS … OFFICES... HOTELSWhere you want to be … Work … Rest… Play“Life is work... work is life”
OFFICES... BANKS... RETAIL...
Achieving Real Sustainablity
26. Offices come in all shapes and sizes!
- ‘Life is work, work is life’
27. Offices come in all shapes and sizes!
- Work, rest, play
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lounges... hubs... mini branches... financial spas... cafes... chill out zones... community centres... play
areas... supermodern... high fashion... retro... traditional... relaxing... stimulating... styled like shops...
homes... conservatories... airports... nightclubs... libraries... boutiques...
28. The Consumer Driven OfficeA new office consumer… TMT sectorNew occupiers… young millenials‘Studios’ not officesBlurring of work and play work is life…life is work- Want funky locations…place that has buzz… squares, parks, restaurants, retail, hang-outs- Want authenticity…character…history- Want facilities…cycles and showers… - Want ‘value’ – flexible space, contract options, lower ‘different’ specifications
29. The Consumer Driven Office - Tea Building LondonImages courtesy of Derwent LondonThe New ‘A’ Class
30. Strategic brief
- Create environments that positively reflect and communicate
the vision, values and organisation attributes
- Motivate…. inspire….engage employees and visitors
- Attract and retain the best talent and people
- Develop a sense of place, identity, pride and loyalty
- Create a first choice Employer brand
- Meet the emotional and practical needs and expectations of
the users….
Workplace Environment Design -
a key factor in brand culture development
31. Operational brief
Develop concepts that are practical, flexible and adaptable for
different space and activity functions
- Easy applications, minimal disturbance, ability to meet different budgets, durability, life expectancy criteria and scopes of work.
- Optimum impact, maximum value
- Certified?...
Workplace Environment Design -
a key factor in brand culture development
32. Group M - Differentiated “Worlds” • Group M • MEC• Maxus• Mindshare • Mediacom5 levels... 9,500 sq metres“Legenda Tsvetnogo” Business Centre, Moscow
37. Ť · Branded oce workplaces · To engage... to motivate... · 750 oces in 87 countries · Strategic global graphics concept to reflect values and attributes: open, dependable, connected · A unified look and feel adapted to suit market and cultural mindsets · For head and general oces, data centres, call centresNew values – new environment
HSBC - New values - new environment
39. #6Ť1-!'Ť.-!#/32 lounges... hubs... mini branches... financial spas... cafes... chill out zones... community centres... play areas... supermodern... high fashion... retro... traditional... relaxing... stimulating... styled like shops... homes... conservatories... airports... nightclubs... libraries... boutiques...
40. ĖŤInteractive media wall and work benches ĖŤTouchscreen planning table ĖŤDigital swipe service browser ĖŤAssisted service at “360 Station ĖŤLive video conferencing with a remote specialistCitiBank smart banking concept
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46. Creating Brand Synergy™
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Centres... Cities
Creating places where people want to be
live... work... rest... play
47. Shopping centres are destination brands
The Challenge:
To achieve a synergy of branding and marketing
Positive Differentation... Delivering the Promise... Optimising Resources
Brand Equity = Image and Reputation = Capital Value
Your brand is an asset... that needs to nurtured and managed
48. As a destination brand a shopping centre must: Create added value experiences for visitors and shoppers Optimise tenant sales performance Achieve highest rental yields and maximum commercial income Enhance capital value and ‘sellability’ potential
53. : VI 2015Shopping Entertainment Center Opening: Q4 2015 Centre -
76ТРЦ «Ривер Молл» имеет и транспортную доступность расположение сделает его шоппинга и проведения досуга многих других транспортных как: улица Велозаводская, Варшавское шоссе и прочие. ТРЦ «Ривер Молл» находится станциями метро: Автозаводская совместный дневной поток более 130 тыс. человек. От будут курсировать автобусы Непосредственно перед размещаются две остановки транспорта, где останавливаются автобусов и 4 маршрута троллейбусов. Параллельно с реконструкцией территории ЗИЛа намечен станции метро Технопарк а также планируется строительство пересадочного узла Московской железной дороги. Оба объекта пешеходной доступности Выгодное месторасположение и отличная транспортная доступностьBeneficial location and excellent transport accessibilityКарта метроUnderground map
57. Rivermall Moscow -
Creating worlds... where people want to be!
12А также более 250 магазинов и бутиков ведущих международных и российских брендов и одна из крупнейших в Москве галерея ресторанов с панорамным остеклением и уникальным видом на Москву-реку, оснащенная летними верандами. More than 250 shops and boutiques including major Russian and international brands and one of Moscow’s biggest gallery of restaurants all offering unique panoramic views of the Moscow River with modern terraces. Поэтажные планыFloor plans1560 m2Anchor Pedestrian EntryPedestrian EntryPedestrian Entry2-1002319 m2Anchor 2-3482782 m2Anchor 2-3562990 m2Anchor 2-1021435 m2Anchor 1-10010715 2(+700 2
) Hypermarket1-1042000 m2Anchor 1-1021286 m2Anchor 3-31503 m2Anchor 3-21323 m2Anchor 3-262685 m2Anchor 3-245190 m2Cinema3-233384 m2Entertainment13Якорные арендаторы: • продуктовый гипермаркет • спортивный гипермаркет • гипермаркет детских товаров • гипермаркет бытовой техники и электроники• гипермаркет товаров для дома • многозальный кинотеатр • детский развлекательный центр. Anchor tenants: • Grocery hypermarket • Sports hypermarket• Products for children hypermarket • Electronics hypermarket• Home appliance hypermarket • Multiplex • Kids entertainment centre. Паркинг, этаж -2Parking, floor -2Этаж 2Floor 2Этаж 1Floor 1Этаж 3Floor 3
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59. 1
ВИДЕНИЕ
CITY BRAND / THE VISION
BRAND VISION STRATEGY 2
Freedom within security
A range of lifestyles +
work options
A vibrant community
in a beautiful place
A future proof development
Long term appeal.
Relevance + sustainability A FIRST CHOICE
LOCATION DESTINATION
“THE FUTURE NOW”
A gateway to a better life
5 KEY DEVELOPMENT PRINCIPLES
A UNIFIED VISION FOR ACTION
THE VISION
3
ЭЛЕМЕНТЫ
OPTIMISE KEY ELEMENTS
CITY BRAND / ELEMENTS
BRAND VISION STRATEGY 4
LOCATION
20 minutes from central
Moscow but a world away.
ARCHITECTURE
Fusion of contemporary,
heritage traditional values.
Memorable skyline.
LANDSCAPE
Green, fresh, natural, diverse .
Outstanding hard soft
landscaping.
WATER
Surrounded by water;
the freshest part of the
Moscow river.
Water features: fountains,
bridges, ice sculptures,
skating.
Changing character
perspectives.
Cool, fresh, calm, reflective,
inspirational/dynamic,
energetic, lively.
PLANNING
INFRASTRUCTURE
Distinct districts.
Individual character appeal
within an overall coherence.
Experience of space and quality.
ELEMENTS
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ТЕМЫ, ОБРАЗЫ, СООБЩЕНИЯ
CITY BRAND / THEMES, IMAGERY, MESSAGING
BRAND VISION STRATEGY 10
‘The future is bright’
Glow, beam, brightness, radiance, luminous, illumination, sunny, sunlit
Natural light – day, sun, moon, stars
Light creations – light sculptures, floor lighting
Night lighting – street lamps,
Interior lighting
CITY OF LIGHT
THEMES, IMAGERY, MESSAGING
11
ТЕМЫ, ОБРАЗЫ, СООБЩЕНИЯ
CITY BRAND / THEMES, IMAGERY, MESSAGING
BRAND VISION STRATEGY 12
'The way you want to live work’
Variety, multiplicity, mix
Different environments providing alternatives, selection, preferences
Range of lifestyles and work options
Balance between work and play
DIVERSITY +
CHOICE
‘The best of both worlds’
Close to centre, yet a world away
Accessible, convenient
Urban vibrancy/rural retreat
URBAN / RURAL
DYNAMIC
THEMES, IMAGERY, MESSAGING
61. 13
ТЕМЫ, ОБРАЗЫ, СООБЩЕНИЯ
CITY BRAND / THEMES, IMAGERY, MESSAGING
BRAND VISION STRATEGY 14
‘New generation experience’
‘A new way of life’
Responsible, nurture, long term view, preserve, protect and conserve
Embracing latest sustainability and environmental values -
maximising natural light, materials and green technology
Environment, natural materials, greenery, water –
Community
Future Proofing
‘A Sure Future’ SUSTAINABILITY
‘An oasis of freedom’
‘In safe hands’
Safe, protected, watched over, cared for
Comfort, confidence, calm, seclusion, Privacy assured, no worries/carefree
Openness, freedom, liberty, unrestricted
Oasis, haven
Like minded community
SECURITY
THEMES, IMAGERY, MESSAGING
15
ТЕМЫ, ОБРАЗЫ, СООБЩЕНИЯ
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CITY BRAND / THEMES, IMAGERY, MESSAGING
BRAND VISION STRATEGY 16
‘The future now’
‘Enter into a new world’
Realisation of the dream,
Idyllic, ultimate, best
Opportunity beckons
DREAM
GATEWAY
‘A vibrant community’
Pulse, buzz
Spirituality, shared beliefs and values
Community hub/amenities, traditional core, central focus
HEART
THEMES, IMAGERY, MESSAGING
62. 17СТРАТЕГИЯ БРЕНДАCITY BRANDThe brand concept for the original scheme was based on the bird of paradise, drawing on the bird’s mythical status as divine, never needing to land and coming from a terrestrial paradise – heaven on earth. The bird of paradise image was accompanied by the name Рублево-Архангельское signifying the location. This single image identity was however limited in scope, application and appeal. There was a need therefore to develop the identity to create a new concept to meet new challenges and criteria. The new identity brings together the key elements which make this a vibrant and exceptional development. It reflects the scale and diversity of the project, signals a new management approach and communicates a modern ethos, appealing to a range of different audiences. The distinctive use of imagery within the name initials achieves a strongly differentiated approach that reflects the variety and complexity of the city concept. It is a unique, memorable and contemporary mark that creates a multi-layered approach, allowing positive flexibility of application and usage in keeping with the diversity of communication requirements. DEVELOPER BRANDThe Developer Brand takes the unifying and dynamic graphic symbol at the heart of the City Brand as a single branding device. A clear synergy and relationship is therefore established between the two. The Developer Brand has strength, integrity and authority. It acts as an endorsement to the City Brand and as a corporate brand in its own right aimed at relevant business audiences and stakeholders. CITY DEVELOPER BRANDS / STRATEGYBRAND VISION STRATEGY18CITY BRANDNEW DEVELOPER BRANDOLD CITY BRAND/ OLD DEVELOPER BRANDBRAND STRATEGY21CITY BRAND STRATEGYBRAND VISION STRATEGY2219BRAND STRATEGY20DEVELOPER BRANDCITY BRANDCITY DEVELOPER BRANDS / THE MARKS
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МАРКЕТИНГОВЫЕ МАТЕРИАЛЫ
CITY BRAND / MARKETING MATERIALS
BRAND IDENTITY GUIDELINES 54
Marketing materials will be produced to a high
specification to reflect the premium offer and
maximise the creative opportunities that all of the
different brand elements provide. There will be both
consistency in look, feel and quality, along with
versatility in interpretation and application of
the brand.
Some typical examples of marketing materials such
as a special presentation pack, brochure, invitation,
magazine/newsletter, billboard and DVD are shown
on the following pages.
Inner page examples
MARKETING MATERIALS
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BRAND IDENTITY GUIDELINES 60
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BRAND IDENTITY GUIDELINES 70
Sustainability literature
Workwear
Construction hoarding
Billboard
APPLICATION EXAMPLES
CITY ICON BRANDS
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CITY ICONS / BRAND EXAMPLE
BRAND IDENTITY GUIDELINES 72
Within the umbrella concept of the City Brand are destination features that have icon branding status.
These can be used to put the development on the map, reinforce a sense of place and give a unique
personality to all aspects of the city in a coherent and integrated way.
The first of these is for one of the bridges. This icon brand reflects the dynamic bridge structure and image.
It is a distinctive and memorable mark that has
potential for a wide variety of different uses
and applications
65. Commercial design without a clear sustainable strategy is doomed to failure ….
Green Building design without an effective commercial strategy is likely to be unsustainable …
The challenge ... engaging the hearts and minds of your customers, stakeholders, staff and community to achieve real Sustainability!
Creating Places where people want to be