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NAVER Timebook 14
NAVER Timebook 14
NAVER Timebook 14
NAVER Timebook 14
2015

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NAVER Timebook 14

Yearbook

Naver Corp.

NAVER Timebook 14 is a comprehensive archive of the design project held by NAVER in 2013. Unlike conventional yearbook that merely shows the outcome of the project, NAVER attempted to create a storybook-type to well display NAVER's design philosophy, attitude as well as the trace and agony of the project participant. The “WORK BOOK” is constituted of refined outcome images, while the “STORYBOOK” tells the behind story – thoughts of artist and development of the project. The two different versions with disparate concepts are connected together and face one another when unfolded intending to tell both sides of the stories of the project.

Client / Manufacturer
Naver Corp.

Naver Corp.

Seongnam-si, Gyeonggi-do, KR
Design
Naver Corp.

Naver Corp.

Seongnam-si, Gyeonggi-do, KR

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