By Editor Design.nl /asdf 03-07-2008

The four submissions by Fabrique Communicatie and Design have all been awarded an iF Communication Design Award.

The TNT annual report 2007, the book 'Bloedmooi' (‘Gorgeous’) for the Legermuseum (Army Museum), the campaign for the Holland Dance Festival 2007 and the visual identity for Het Klooster theatre in Woerden were all awarded prizes in Germany.

The iF is an international forum for design based in Hanover. The institute has been issuing the iF Communication Design Awards, one of the most important designer awards in the world, since 1954. This year the jury received some 1,290 submissions from 16 countries. A total of 310 projects were recognised.

The four winning projects submitted by Fabrique show the design agency’s versatility. The TNT 2007 annual report 2007 consists of an annual report and a corporate brochure, enclosed in packaging made of 100% recycled cardboard. 'Bloedmooi' was published in conjunction with the eponymous exhibition at the Army Museum in Delft. In the book, guns, the status symbols of the 17th century, are presented as if they were jewels in a glossy magazine. The Holland Dance Festival 2007 campaign visualises the human body as an artwork, with dance movements captured in stills. Sacral, creative, spiritual and inspiring are the keywords of the visual identity for performing arts centre Het Klooster. The visual language used refers to old leaded-glass windows and the spotlights on a stage.

Fabrique was established in 1992. The company has 85 employees and branches in Delft and Amsterdam, and is one of the biggest communication and design bureaus in the Netherlands.

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