Category Archives: Clients

Man Made by Bleed

The Oslo Architecture Triennale 2010 was held from 22. 09 – 03.10, located at several venues in Oslo. Many of the arrangements are targeted for a broader audience interested in issues related to the city’s development and future. The opening, the main conference and the side conferences will be held at and nearby Youngstorget, one [...]

The ihus rebranding / be unconventional

Bleed has recently re-branded estate agents ihus. ihus is known to stand out and be unconventional in an otherwise fairly conservative industry and the new visual identity is no exception, says Annika Mørch strategy manager at Bleed. ihus were the first to have a casual dress code at viewings and a modern and informal style. [...]

Three flavours of yoghurt

The underdog of the Norwegian dairy industry has finally succeeded at entering the yoghurt market. Having failed at four previous attempts, Bleed was brought in to consult on packaging and design. The result is Q-Skyr, which has secured Q-Meieriene a 14% market share of a lucrative business valued at NOK1,4 billion. A recent article in [...]

Bleed signs with Coop Himmelb(l)au

Bleed is working on a book series for  Coop Himmelb(l)au that will be internationally published in autumn 2010. Coop Himmelb(l)au is a cooperative architectural design firm primarily located in Vienna, Austria, which now also maintains offices in Los Angeles, United States and Guadalajara, Mexico. The firm’s name Himmelblau translates from German into English as ‘sky [...]

NRK choose Bleed

August 2009 Bleed and SDG signed a 4 year agreement with NRK to further develop their corporate identity and re-structure NRK´s brand hierarchy. Having worked with NRK in the past on NRK P3 and interactive solutions we are happy to now be engaged on a long term basis.

Cars turned inside out

Exhibition date 08.01-18.01 2009. Over a period of two weeks ‘car pathologists’ from the Norwegian environmental foundation Bellona have cut two cars in half. A Volkswagen Touran from 2007 and a Passat from 1988 have been dismantled down to the very smallest component – a spectacular process, captured on camera by the photographer Knut Bry. [...]