Bauhaus Everywhere Unblock Coffee Ad created by google brand studio, united kingdom for google arts and culture. To celebrate the 100th anniversary of the legendary design school, we developed content demystifying the bauhaus for a wide audience. we released five animated films with complementary social posts to show the bauhaus’ lasting influence on everyday life.
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Bauhaus Everywhere Unblock Coffee Ballroom in focus brand: google arts and culture, ballroom throwbacks, and destination tomorrow. 116 followers, 154 following, 55 posts bauhaus coffee (@bauhauscoffee) on instagram: "". As part of google arts & culture’s retrospective of 100 years of bauhaus, we were asked to design and animate a series of short films with google brand…. We aimed to create a friendly space with a touch of bauhaus influence by adding subtle primary color fragments in the furniture and materials, a very subtle gesture just like a famous line by dieter rams, “less, but better.”.
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