Cone House Inc.
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Expo 2010 China Oil Pavilion |
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Cone House Inc of Vancouver was invited by design studio Lord Beijing in China to participate as a bid member for an international design team. The challenge was to develop an Expo 2010 pavilion proposal for a consortium of Chinese Oil Companies. The theme of Expo 2010 in Shanghai is “Better City, Better Life." The purpose of the pavilion was to educate visitors about China Oil’s current role and future commitment to improved urban quality of life. The stated role of ConeHouse' principal Eric Ansley was to propose a visual theme and direct Beijing artists to build the bid document.
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Vancouver International Airport Kiosks |
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Vancouver International Airport (YVR) opened a new Observation Lounge over the Domestic Terminal so that passengers and the public could once again see airside activity. ConeHouse produced content for three touch screen terminals to educate and entertain visitors about this "city within a city" — its people, activities, history and planning for change. Short videos featuring the people of YVR talking about their responsibilities for safety, scheduling, technology, sustainability and environmental responsibility. A whimsical segment takes the viewer on a ride through the automated baggage system under the airport. Programming was developed to meet a key requirement of Information Technology — to manage and update all content through the existing video display management system, OMNIVEX. |
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ConeHouse contributes to the trade association Themed Attraction Association Canada through its website. Design, hosting and support is provided at cost to support an important web presence for peer members. The website allows aligned companies and non-government organizations to access the member directory, download newletters, sign up for announcements, pay or renew dues and sign up for professional development events. Members also have access to meeting minutes, stock photos and templates to support the Association's mandate.
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BC Principals' & Vice Principals' Association |
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No one knew where the owl symbol came from, but it was a good brand identity, strongly associated by stakeholders and constituency with the organization. There were no standards for typography with the symbol, other than a reference to font family, or standardized design applications including word processing templates. ConeHouse came to the rescue.
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The Calgary Stampede brand identity represents only part of an ambitious plan to create a year-round destination for Calgarians and visitors. ConeHouse supported the launch as brand site developer, through the Calgary agency KADG.
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