Evoq wins another mandate from SBB
After four years, Evoq will continue to maintain a presence at all major train stations in Switzerland. The Zurich-based agency was once again awarded the project as part of the new tender for the Swiss Federal Railways’ Trafimage station maps.
In addition to the team's experience and process reliability, the innovative concepts for the further development of the product were the decisive factors in the project submission, according to a statement from the agency.
SBB offers various maps and plans relating to public transport under the name Trafimage. Evoq developed situation maps for this purpose, which use three-dimensional representations to provide information about public transport services as well as gastronomy and shopping at Swiss railroad stations. With over 50 station maps realized, Evoq's 3D maps represent a nationwide information system that is constantly being expanded and updated. It is therefore not surprising that the system is on the shortlist of this year's Gute Gestaltung competition organized by the German Designer Club.
The newly awarded mandate includes the regular maintenance and expansion of the existing Trafimage program until 2013. The graphic, editorial and technical development of the entire system are also an integral part of the mandate.
SBB offers various maps and plans relating to public transport under the name Trafimage. Evoq developed situation maps for this purpose, which use three-dimensional representations to provide information about public transport services as well as gastronomy and shopping at Swiss railroad stations. With over 50 station maps realized, Evoq's 3D maps represent a nationwide information system that is constantly being expanded and updated. It is therefore not surprising that the system is on the shortlist of this year's Gute Gestaltung competition organized by the German Designer Club.
The newly awarded mandate includes the regular maintenance and expansion of the existing Trafimage program until 2013. The graphic, editorial and technical development of the entire system are also an integral part of the mandate.
