Design of the book ”Första hjälpen för sociala medier – Så vårdar du ditt varumärke på webben” (”Social Media First Aid – how to care for your brand on the web”). Written by Artur Leczycki and published by Publik.

Knäppingsborg is an old industrial area in the Swedish town of Norrköping. It has been converted to residences, shops, restaurants and cafés. The mission was to develop a brand identity design rooted in the cultural and industrial history of the area, but with a firm eye on the future. The brand identity aims to promote the experience of Knäppingsborg as a whole as well as a unique oasis in the City of Norrköping. Knäppingsborg is designed to reflect the spirit of small scale craftsmanship and trading area where people of all ages can meet, shop, work and live. The project was developed in close cooperation with the resident architect at Centrumutveckling. The design was developed as part of the Zwei-cooperation.

Henry Ståhl Fastigheter received Östergötlands Arkitekturpris (Östergötland’s Architecture Awards) for the renewal of Knäppingsborg “for the contribution to the creation of an attractive commercial environment.”

The National Swedish Museum of Military History is in charge of both The Swedish Army Museum in Stockholm as well as the Swedish Air Force Museum in Linköping. The mission was to develop new visual identities for the Authority, and both museums. The web sites were produced in cooperation with Mogul. The design was developed as part of the Zwei-cooperation.

2006 marked the final year that visitors to Swedish museums were granted free of charge access to public museums, among them the Army Museum. That year, we launched their new graphic profile. With a more focused manner of communicating as well as new and exciting themes, the Army Museum has managed to capture the interest of the audience and is now among the few institutions that have managed to increase the number of visitors since.

Svenska Dagbladet, 090713:
“So far, during 2009, the Army Museum is the only one among the museums of Stockholm that has managed to attract more visitors than during the corresponding period in 2006, in spite of the fact that they are now charging a full fee for all adult visitors.”

Through a technical innovation, Xspray Microparticles manufactures a finely grained, particle-sized medical powder to the pharmaceutical industry. We helped Xspray with a new corporate identity design in order to visually clarify and enchance their position, ambition and values. The design was developed as part of the Zwei-cooperation.

The Swedish Association of Graduate Engineers – a trade organization and contract partner for Swedish engineers – produced a website together with the Swedish Environmental Institute, Vinnova (The Swedish Governmental Agency for Innovation Systems) and the Swedish Energy Agency. The aim was to build a social, community driven platform to facilitate, foster and promote innovation in the field of energy efficiency and green tech: Energibruket. Neobrand developed the design, the purpose of which was to be simple to use, look clean and radiate a feel of energy. The project was co-developed with PR and communication agencies Springtime and Publik.

Wåhlin arkiktekter have a broad experience of commercial architecture, city planning, residential projects as well as interior design. The Wåhlin office has also designed a number of prize-winning villas. The mission was to produce a new brand identity and design a couple related units.

Ideas and proposals for BabyBjörn’s visual identity.

Design of the book Royal Silks, published by The Swedish Royal Armoury and written by Dr. Ulla Cyrus-Zetterström and Gudrun Ekstrand. The 112 pages describe 16th to 19th century silk fabrics from the royal family, with an emphasis on the fabric structure, how they are woven. The book sold out very quickly and a second edition was printed soon after the first.