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MERCEDES-BENZ AT THE IAA 2007: THE ROAD TO THE FUTURE

Prints, Outdoor, Ads MERCEDES-BENZ AT THE IAA 2007: THE ROAD TO THE FUTURE, , ATELIER MARKGRAPH,
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Released: May 2008
Advertiser: MERCEDES-BENZ MERCEDES-BENZ
Agency: ATELIER MARKGRAPH ATELIER MARKGRAPH
Country: Germany Germany
Category: Cars Cars
Awards: Cannes Lions 2008 Design Gold Cannes Lions 2008 Design Gold
Tags: Cannes 2008 Cannes 2008
Case study Case study

Credits:

Type Of Entry: Corporate or Brand Identity
Category: Environmental Design: Semi-Permanent
Title: THE ROAD TO THE FUTURE
Advertiser/Client: DAIMLER
Product/Service: MERCEDES-BENZ AT THE IAA 2007
Advertising Agency, City: ATELIER MARKGRAPH, Frankfurt
Country: GERMANY
Design/Advertising Agency, City: ATELIER MARKGRAPH, Frankfurt
Country: GERMANY
2nd Design/Advertising Agency, City: KAUFFMANN THEILIG & PARTNER, Ostfildern
Country: GERMANY
Credit Details:
Name Position Company
Diverse Lighting TLD Lichtplanung
Diverse Construction Ernst F. Ambrosius & Sohn

Brief/Objectives/Goals:
2007. Fuelled by the current discussion on climate change, the issue of sustainable mobility defines the IAA more strongly than any previous auto show. People are eager to see what Mercedes-Benz will present - what solutions will the premium carmaker offer as a way of uniting individual mobility and the environment in harmony? The implementation is astonishing, yet logical: beneath the dome of the historic Festhalle, in the atrium of a three-storey lamella construction, a 50-metre media-driven 'Road to the Future' provides a Carwalk for the vehicles and technology that drive sustainable mobility. On display: large, animated images of forward-looking drive concepts like BLUETEC and F-CELL. Carwalk orchestrates a three-dimensional choreography of film, light and sound, and forms the hub of the surrounding exhibition. In 'TecTalk', Mercedes-Benz engineers give visitors straight answers to their questions. Three communication levels, one message: fascination for cars - and responsibility for environmentally friendly mobility.