Gipfelgold was faced with the creative challenge of designing a directional guide for the Rhineland region that was truly innovative. The result is an A1 poster featuring various imagery, with an impressive shot of the Rhineland region on the front. On the back, readers are guided through the brand identity.

In recent years, Gipfelgold has been primarily responsible for conceptualising and realising the communication for this wonderful event. The outcome includes posters, design concepts for passenger TV, as well as communication materials for social media and construction hoardings, all of which foster identification and create recognisable branding.

The task was to provide a simple explanation of the next steps and actions in the search for a suitable and safe final disposal site for high-level radioactive waste. This was particularly important in order to give the public all essential information at the kickoff of the repository site search and to support the participation process. For the brochure 'Final Disposal Safety,' we opted from the outset for a minimalist design approach to ensure the importance of the topic was not overshadowed. The development of the communication materials took place in close coordination with the ministry and other relevant organisations.

Gipfelgold successfully implemented the Smart City strategy for Kusel in close collaboration with the client and taking their requirements into account. We also translated and implemented the many infographics into the corporate design and translated complex graphics into easily comprehensible graphics.

We were commissioned to revise and refresh the existing CD manual and, above all, to make it appear more modern and cleaner. The special task here was to find and define a design element that would run stringently, but not too loudly, through the entire communication and thus give Krampnitz a visuality that corresponds to the values and the project.

After developing the new corporate design for the Federal Office of Civil Protection and Disaster Assistance, we were commissioned to develop the logo for NINA, the German government's leading warning app. As an indispensable tool for public safety, NINA combines modern design principles with a clear appearance.

Gipfelgold supports Ha-Py with comprehensive expertise and creative solutions in the areas of design and text. Together, we were able to develop a consistent illustration style that built on an existing (and already used) illustration and now runs through all communication media as a further developed style and aims to create a uniform brand identity. We were also able to take on the creation and design definition of the future strategy, in which we picked up on the local colour of Hameln-Pyrmont and staged it with our illustration style. 

Since 2022, Gipfelgold has been supporting MYK10 with communication and participation efforts. We provide insights into the region and a potential future through visual representations, such as target images on topics like mobility, work, climate, and housing. Additionally, Gipfelgold created a 2-minute explainer video based on these illustrations, as well as the approximately 200-page digitalisation strategy presented here. We are primarily responsible for event communication and creating image-building measures for the overall project as part of an advisory consortium.