We recently completed the video above for HOK. The video is highlighted at hoklife.com, will be shared around through various sites and will mainly be used for recruiting efforts. Much of the video used in this clip was a result of the blogger event we helped put together late last year, click here for more information. Coming up next will be a series of smaller clips!
We had a great night at the 14th Annual St. Louis Chapter AIGA awards, which took place Friday, April 3rd. TOKY took home 16 of the 46 awards including Best of Show. Our awarded work represented nearly every service from packaging to identity to interactive to print collateral.
This video for Dr. Barry Singer at MSLivingWell.org took Best of Show:
http://www.vimeo.com/4048026
Pictured below was an invite created for “An Evening with John Waters” at Laumeier Sculpture Park:
Our logo for the Miles Davis Jazz Festival won in the Branding category:
Below is a list of the other TOKY winners for the night:
Branding
Title: 100 Wood Fire Grille Logo
Client: 100 Wood Fire Grille
Title: Thinking Cap Logo
Client: Thinking Cap
Informing
Title: Dan Flavin Constructed Light Brochure and Website
Client: The Pulitzer Foundation for the Arts
Title: The Light Project Exhibition Brochure and Website
Client: The Pulitzer Foundation for the Arts
Title: Old Masters Kiosk
Client: The Pulitzer Foundation for the Arts
Title: Old Masters Catalogue
Client: The Pulitzer Foundation for the Arts
Title: The Light Project Exhibition Brochure and Website
Client: The Pulitzer Foundation for the Arts
Promoting
Title: Cahokia Mounds Website
Client: Cahokia Mounds
Title: Art the Vote Campaign
Client: Art the Vote
Title: St. Louis Public Library Holiday Card
Client: The St. Louis Public Library Foundation
Title: Winter White Invitation
Client: The St. Louis Public Library Foundation
Packaging
Title: Eckert’s Peach Boxes
Client: Eckert’s Orchards
In addition to designing HOK’s new brand, business papers and various web sites, TOKY recently worked with HOK to design, develop and launch their presence on various social networking tools. Most successfully and significantly was HOK’s effort in making the blog at HOKlife.com work.
More than just an entertaining peek inside an architecture firm’s offices, Life at Hok is a small revolution in corporate communication.
“The blog Life at HOK is important not so much for what it offers—tales from the HOK cubicle as well as snark-free design-related postings, travelogue, commentary, videos, and ephemera—as for what it represents: a blue-chip firm, the kind of outfit one would expect to tightly control all external communication, allowing more than two dozen of its younger staff to express themselves on company time. (Most of the contributors, located around the globe, are under 35.)”
by Braulio Agnese, Architecture Magazine
Read the full article at ArchitectMagazine.com
Visit HOKlife.com
As a kick-off event for the blog launch, all of the contributors were brought to St. Louis, given flip video cameras, and sent out in groups around town to interview each other and gather footage for some upcoming video spots. Here’s a small collection of some of the highlights from the day:
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