
| We created a diner where people can buy combos that combine Heineken with premium designer items. A shirt and a beer. A wallet and a beer. Nail polish and a beer etc. This "apparel diner" toured 5 cities and served as a communication platform. In each city we launched a pirate radio station, poster campaign, PR campaign and Facebook group. Heineken Style Nuggets even sparked a small nationwide radio and print campaign. Heineken Style Nuggets was also a great excuse to partner up with premium brands like Mark Jacobs, top architects, radio djs and club runners. That alone caused a positive stir for Heineken among Finland´s urban influencers. |
| Nearly two million Finns have S-Bank's bonus cards in their wallets. Most use the card just to collect bonuses. But the card has many other uses too. In fact, there are so many other functions that we even used it to make sound effects for radio commercials with the help of a foley artist (a movie sound effects guy). The radio commercials directed people to the website with a "making of" movie and information about the the card's other functions - like using to pay for almost anything, almost anywhere in the world. Listen to the final radio commercials at korttisoi.fi |
One November day we set up a time-lapse camera at the 358 office. Here's the result.
| NytCam is a permanent online element of nyt.fi, the website of the Helsingin Sanomat newspaper´s weekly Nyt supplement - Nyt means "now" and Helsingin Sanomat is the largest circulation daily in the Nordic countries. In November 2012 Nyt was completely redesigned, and the NytCam was added to the nyt.fi website. The service broadcasts live HD webcam footage from around the city in the here and now. | NytCam can be, for instance, in the kitchen of a Michelin-starred restaurant or at the surprise gig of a great band. The cameras stay in one place for varying lengths of time from a week or so to a longer while to just a few hours during a special event. People can suggest places they want the camera to go to. Where would you want the camera to peek? Have your say at nyt.fi/cam |

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| Tjäreborg wanted to communicate that their family concept is planned from a child's point of view. So we interviewed a bunch of kids and let them explain the concept's benefits. The animations in the TV spots and banners are based on actual illustrations by the kids. In the print ads we asked kids to draw their own interpretations of the benefits. All the drawings can be seen at Tjäreborg.fi. We plan to do more animations based on what they send us - let's see what we get... |
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| Finland is known as the land of thousands of lakes. Talent is an international reality TV show format, which searches for all kinds of new talent. The melody is a traditional folk song familiar to all Finns. The lyrics (to the cliff, to the hill) will start playing in their heads as soon as the melody starts. The TV show will prove Finland truly is the land of thousands of talents. |
| Tjäreborg's Sunprime Resorts have heaps of great features: pools, restaurants, beaches and what have you. What really made an impression on us was that they're for adults only. We figured that anybody who goes for a holiday to relax would love this feature. |
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| What would you like to see at Flow Festival this summer? A crossover? A re-union? Your favourite local kids? Yourself? The programme of Heineken Open Source Stage, or O.S.S., was based on open source principles and Facebook liking. Within the first week and a half we got 150,000 visits, 2,000 suggestions for acts and the acts were liked 14,500 times. |
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| Our favourite furniture company, Artek has a lot to tell. First, the rebirth of Tapiovaara's true design classics. Artek bought the rights and started production. Second, the classic three-legged chair by Alvar Aalto now comes in various fresh colours - and with a fourth leg for convenience. | And third, Ville Kokkonen's new WHITE lights collection was just launched at Milan's furniture fair. To portray these new perspectives, we photographed all these products in a factory environment with Artek's actual employees... and a little twist. |

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This is our second campaign for Tjäreborg. In the first one, we gave people the opportunity to go on a ready-made holiday if they agree to leave instantly. The holiday is ready - are you? Now we expanded the instant holiday concept and recruited volunteers for the follow-up campaign on Facebook. We picked a couple from over 3,000 applications. We surprised Hanna at her roller-derby training and tram driver Valtteri at the end of his work shift. We then followed their holiday and the making of the campaign daily on Facebook. Finally our sweet couple starred in a mini-reality show on TV. |
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| We sparred with them to create a new brand promise. They recruited new hosts in the spirit of this promise. Then we created new slogan, new logo and new TV commercial presenting all the hosts, including 5 new ones. |

| Tastebuddies by Heineken is a concept that we created for Flow Festival in Helsinki. It was a show where two top designers with conflicting tastes were locked in a container. They got a a brief and 30 minutes to solve the problem. Did they walk out with a product that could actually be made? See the ideas and plenty of other stuff in campaign blog at tastebuddies.fi. Three mini documentaries of the event were directed by Miikka Lommi. |
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| KONE is known as "the elevator company". In reality, it provides solutions on how to organize the flow of people in buildings, airports and cities for builders, developers, building owners, designers and architects in over 40 countries. To describe its mission, KONE says "Dedicated to People Flow". However, a user study we conducted among their clients revealed that the clients are not sure what it means. This film paints the picture. It is used globally in KONE client meetings and industry expos. |

| Two and half years ago, Cancer Society of Finland briefed us a youth anti-smoking campaign. Instead of an ad, we made a magazine that looked just like Finnish gossip magazines. The only difference was that all stories were about teenage celebrities and every story was linked to smoking. The concept worked remarkably well among those kids who are the hardest to reach and most likely to start smoking: kids of troubled families in lower middleclass. They thought that the magazine was made respecting their taste. They read it with pleasure and didn't mind the educational bits. So, this is the third Käry (Burn!). Home made at 358 with a helping hand from Sunniva Strömnes, the entertainment news specialist of Finland. |
| People in the centre of Helsinki had forgotten that there is a thing called IKEA. You drive there, do the tour and come back with things that make your life nicer. So we built a mini version of IKEA right in the heart of Helsinki. Within three days 15,000 people walked in ... and out with an ice cream. |
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