Notch Interactive: Book and website for Greencity
Notch Interactive is promoting the office spaces being developed in the new Greencity urban district in southern Zurich through a mailing campaign and a new website.
Numerous national and international companies are already located in the south of Zurich. In Zurich Manegg, on the site of the former Sihl paper mill, a new urban quarter is now being built with 67'000 m2 of office space.
Greencity is the ideal office location for progressive and future-oriented companies, according to a statement. The mailing, which Notch Interactive designed and implemented on behalf of Losinger Marazzi, focuses on this message. The high-quality book highlights the benefits to companies that want to consolidate their corporate locations in this central location, the release adds. With juxtapositions of old and new photos of the site and with a clear, architecture-oriented design, the book addresses important topics such as innovative office space, modern working environments or the aspect that Greencity is the first urban quarter in Switzerland to meet the criteria of a 2000-watt society.
The new website also takes up these themes and guides through the new urban quarter with animated graphics. While the new site is being built, the website will also develop step by step and thus always be up to date with the latest construction projects.
Responsible at Losinger Marazzi: Jürgen Friedrichs (Head of Real Estate Development Zurich, Deputy Director), Ulrich Blessing (Group Head of Real Estate Development Zurich), Nicolas Jauslin (Project Manager Marketing German-speaking Switzerland). Responsible at Kuoni Mueller & Partner: Philippe Mueller (partner at KM&P), Katharina Reimann (real estate marketer).Responsible at Notch Interactive: Peter A. van der Touw (overall responsibility), Roger Oberholzer (strategy), Martin Pfeiffer (producing), Jeff Gerber (creative direction), Marco Klein (art direction), David Elmiger (concept, text), Angela Erni (design), Tobias Fuhlroth (technical direction), Matthias Meier (interface programming), Bastian Ballmann (application programming), Mathias Tanner (consulting), Julia Grolimund (consulting), Sandro Müller (consulting), Paolo Emmanuele (photography), Detail AG (lithography).
