Region: Cologne
Culture

Die Domspitzen müssen im Logo bleiben !

Dagmar Juris
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Stadtrat / Ausschuss Anregungen und Beschwerden
771 499 in Cologne
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  1. Launched March 2022
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Mer losse d′r Dom en Kölle, denn do jehööt hä hin Wat sull di dann woanders, dat hätt doch keine Senn Mer losse d'r Dom in Kölle, denn do es hä ze huss Un op singem ahle Platz, bliev hä och joot en Schuss Un op singem ahle Platz, bliev hä och joot en Schuss

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Domspitzen

Die Domspitzen verschwinden doch gar nicht. Sie sind Teil des neuen modernen Marketing-Auftritts und tauchen im Grunde ähnlich wie vorher in roten Flächen auf. Die Kritik am neuen Design ist sehr unsachlich und undifferenziert. Ein crossmedial einsetzbares Design muss viel flexibler sein und man kann ein Corporate Design nicht nur anhand eines Logos bewerten.

Source: www.designtagebuch.de/zwei-tuerme-ein-christliches-symbol-ein-shitstorm-das-neue-koeln-logo-erzaehlt-wie-wir-heutzutage-miteinander-kommunizieren/stadt-koeln-markenauftritt-ab1/

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