A Symbol of Democracy
Overview
The Red House is Trinidad and Tobago’s symbol of democracy.
In 2004, UDeCOTT assumed responsibility for the Restoration of the Red House Building. In July 2011, the relocation of the Parliament commenced and his was in order to begin restoration works.
We were charged with creating a Media Kit for a Press Event. The client already had branded UDeCOTT folders at their disposal, so we came up with a plan to create a sleeve for the folders. On the sleeve we printed the drawing of the ‘restored’ Red House Building. Removal of the sleeve was symbolic of the restoration that was about to commence. Inside the folder, we created custom die cut pullouts that included all the pertinent information for the restoration and relocation of Parliament during this time.
This project won a Silver ADDY Award.
In 2004, UDeCOTT assumed responsibility for the Restoration of the Red House Building. In July 2011, the relocation of the Parliament commenced and his was in order to begin restoration works.
We were charged with creating a Media Kit for a Press Event. The client already had branded UDeCOTT folders at their disposal, so we came up with a plan to create a sleeve for the folders. On the sleeve we printed the drawing of the ‘restored’ Red House Building. Removal of the sleeve was symbolic of the restoration that was about to commence. Inside the folder, we created custom die cut pullouts that included all the pertinent information for the restoration and relocation of Parliament during this time.
This project won a Silver ADDY Award.
Client
Urban Development Corporation of Trinidad and Tobago Limited (UDeCOTT)
Role
Copywriter
Year
2011
