Tishman Speyer Brand Campaign

Services Provided

+ Construct Graphic Treatment + Photo Selection + Social Media Assets + Large-Format Signage + Landing Page Design

Creative Team

Creative Directors: Daniel Sinisterra and Michael Oxner
Art Director: Reid Jacobs
Copywriter: Mario Alvarado

Challenge

How does a real estate development business shift their brand mission from brick-and-mortar to a people-first company?

Brief

The Tishman Speyer brand needs to evolve to represent its increasingly diverse portfolio, and connect with more people than ever.

Results

Created a cohesive campaign by embracing the significance and power of where, and showcasing how inspired environments and connected communities' matter in helping their customers unleash their true potential.

Brand Statement

Defining ‘Where Matters’

Collectively, people are thinking about WHERE they want to spend their time now more than ever before.

Tishman Speyer continues expanding their business to be everywhere that matters, both geographically and with new lines of business to better serve their customers.

Tishman Speyer is building credibility based on their core business expertise, and continues to expand and diversify in new and innovative ways anywhere in the world.

The Way Forward

The Dynamic Pathway

Tishman Speyer uses graphic lines called ‘pathways’ (derived from the logo) to represent how Tishman Speyer is leading the way forward into the future. I experimented with utilizing the pathways around text, but quickly realized it would be too visually-dense to use the chunk of pathways.

The solve I came up with was to divide certain questions about an upcoming property, The Spiral in NYC, into two parts and using a clipping of one pathway to connect the question together, a dynamic pathway.

Graphic Treatment

With the “____ needs a where” construct established, the way to make it fit with the Tishman Speyer brand was to use the dynamic pathway.

The pathway brings momentum to the line, integrating aspirational imagery and typography in a dimensional, dynamic way.

In-Situation

Out-of-Home Boards

Mission Rock (Property) Meta Story

The Spiral (Property) Meta Story

Studio (Amenity) Meta Story

Internal Launch Email

Landing Page Layout

Social Media Rollout

Large-Format Exterior Signage

Mazza Gallerie, Washington, DC

‘Where Matters’ through the lens of residential property signage.

1919 Pennsylvania Avenue, Washington, DC

Retail messaging for downtown business.

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