Cookies and the protection of your data

We use cookies to improve the functionality of the website, to offer you a better website experience and to provide social media features. You give your consent by clicking on “Accept all Cookies” or as part of your individual settings. Please find detailed information on the use of cookies on this website in our Data Privacy Statement.

Functional Cookies

These cookies are necessary for the operation of the site and enable security-relevant functions. In addition, we determine whether you want to remain logged in and to make our services available to you when you change between this and other websites.

Statistical Cookies

These cookies are used for analyzing user behavior on our website with the aim of improving user navigation. All data collected is evaluated anonymously. Further information is available on our data protection site.

Marketing Cookies

These cookies are used to deliver relevant advertising or to limit how many times you see an ad. Marketing cookies can share that information with the advertiser (third-party cookies). The legal basis for the data processing is the consent of the user.

iF DESIGN AWARD
About the iF Design AwardiF JurySustainabilityBenefitsiF Design Award NightLifetime Achievement AwardFAQ
WINNERS & iF RANKING
iF Design Winners 2025All Winners since 1954iF Design RankingBrands & Creatives
STUDENT AWARD
Overview2024 WinnersJurorsBenefitsSponsorsFAQ
SOCIAL IMPACT PRIZE
OverviewJurorsWhat is Social Impact?Supported Projects since 2017Success StoriesFAQ
MAGAZINE
All ArticlesiF NewsletterPodcastTrend Report

BACK TO RESULTS (0)

Friesen 16
Friesen 16
2011

Share:

Friesen 16

Signage

RheinLand Holding AG

Starting point of the signage is the street number visualized in roman numerals: XVI. As cross (X), arrow (V) and line (I) they are basis of the graphic concept. At the same time they are a historical link to the roman origin of Cologne. Starting with these elements, a logo, an orientation system and a succinct, modifiable pattern have been developed. The pattern describes traces of movement and visualizes the Friesenplatz as a place of exchange and communication in Cologne.

Client / Manufacturer

RheinLand Holding AG

Neuss, DE
Design

ASTOC Architects and Planners

Köln, DE

BWg - BODO WIRTZ GRAFIK

Köln, DE

Christa Lachenmaier

Köln, DE

RELATED PROJECTS