The branded environment BOND created for the Finnish Sports Federation has been included in this year´s Creative Review Annual, which will be out in May. All the work in the Annual is carefully selected by a panel of industry experts, it showcases and celebrates the best work of the previous year in visual.
The BOND team behind the idea and design is Arttu Salovaara, Aleksi Hautamäki ja Tuukka Koivisto.
Bond received an honourable mention at the Grand One 2012 awards. The mention was for the Workspace website which was in the best design category, the website was designed by Jesper Bange. Check out the Workspace website here!
Bond’s work has been shortlisted six times at the Best of the Year 2011 competition, the best in Finnish advertising and design, with the following projects:
VISUAL IDENTITY CATEGORY
Kesko Identity
Harri Koskinen Works Identity
Scandinavian Carpenter Collective Identity
Malmin Nova Identity
DIGITAL DESIGN CATEGORY
Workspace website
Bond website
The winners will be announced at the Annual Gala in May.
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Bronze for Bond at the Epica awards. The Pino visual identity won third place in the graphic design category. The identity concept was derived from the store’s name, Pino, which means ‘pile’ or ‘stack’ in Finnish. Pino was designed by Jesper Bange and Aleksi Hautamäki.
Epica awards.
Check out PINO here!
Kesko´s Responsibility Report 2010 has been chosen as the best report of its kind in Finland. Bond designed the report. According to the jury the report is comprehensive, balanced and reader-friendly.
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Nokia made a book, published by Gestalten, to celebrate it’s new typeface called Nokia Pure. Bond contributed to the book – which is called “Twenty-six characters – An alphabetical book about Nokia Pure” – by taking photographs of Helsinki signage, featured in the publication. Gestalten describes the book as an “exploration of Nokia’s new typeface, designed by typography icon Bruno Maag that offers inspiration and insight for establishing an indispensable visual language.”
