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Advertising in Copenhagen. By: Elisabeth Duellman & hope horstmann DHA 3196 Design and Society in Copenhagen May Term 2009. Why Advertising?. Huge, money-making field in America Ads so prevalent in the U.S. wanted to see if it was the same in Denmark . - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
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Advertising in Copenhagen
By: Elisabeth Duellman & hope horstmannDHA 3196Design and Society in CopenhagenMay Term 2009
Why Advertising?
• Huge, money-making field in America
• Ads so prevalent in the U.S. wanted to see if it was the same in Denmark
Multiple Differences• Billboards
• Television Commercials
• Political Advertisements
• Ads & Public Transportation
• Advertising types used in Copenhagen
Billboards• Virtually NO billboards in Denmark• Danes would rather protect
environment• Americans use billboards at every
opportunity
Commercials• Very few commercial breaks
• Not as important to Danish culture as American culture, i.e. SuperBowl ads
• Not as much television watching
Political Advertisements• American Presidential Election 2008
vs. Denmark’s EU Parliment Election 2009
See the difference?
Ads & Public Transportation• Where most ads in Copenhagen are placed• More people in CPH using public transport
than in America; 168 million people/year• Although most ads are seen in areas of public
transport, it is still not as overwhelming as the U.S.
Copenhagen Advertising• Use of Scaffolding–Widely used – Not permanent and not damaging to
buildings– Can be large and attention-grabbing
Copenhagen ads Cont’d• City Electrical Boxes– No restricting laws– Non-damaging– Highly prevalent all over CPH
CPH Ads Cont’d• Standing Advertising Displays– Practical advertising solution– Simple in design yet innovative – Endless placement opportunities
CPh ads cont’d• Other non-traditional Advertising
Structures– Fences– Poles– Pay toilets
CPH Design & Advertisements• Extensive appreciation for design in
Copenhagen. Reason for so many ad restrictions
• Desire to preserve designed environments • Less advertising competition in CPH equals
simpler ads, reflecting their love for simple and functional design. Not as much clutter to break through
What we can learn from each other
• From Copenhagen, America could learn to appreciate design for what it is, instead of covering everything up to make money
• From America, Copenhagen could learn to expand their own advertising, and to push this substantial field to a whole new level