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Out of The Blue? Colour as Strategic Tool in The Built Environment to Engage With The Community

Thu, Mar 21

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Virtual Event

Celebrate International Colour Day with Keynote Guest Speaker, Udo Schliemann, who will focus on colour's use in branding, signage, and building identification for cultural centres, public buildings, and the workplace environment. Colour is inherent to the form, shape and function of these spaces.

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Out of The Blue? Colour as Strategic Tool in The Built Environment to Engage With The Community
Out of The Blue? Colour as Strategic Tool in The Built Environment to Engage With The Community

Time & Location

Mar 21, 2024, 7:00 p.m. – 8:00 p.m. EDT

Virtual Event

About the event

Udo Schliemann - International Colour Day Keynote Guest Speaker

Abstract

As Principal Creative Director at Entro Communications in Toronto, a leading studio for branding, wayfinding and experiential design, Udo will delve into the profound relationship between colour and cultural centers, public buildings, and workplaces. 

Colour plays a key role in branding, signage and building identification. It is used strategically to 'speak' to user groups, in ways that words cannot. Colour allows people to engage and identify with a building or program, to create a sense of home and inclusion. It is therefore a unique tool for place-making and place-keeping. Through real life examples, Udo will demonstrate how, since the pandemic - the lack of places to hang out, reach out to people, and foster real encounters - became obvious.  Indirectly, colour can help us to overcome loneliness, and uplift our social and mental health.

The lecture will demonstrate the use…

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Land Acknowledgement

The CRSC’s individual and group activities related to sharing colour knowledge take place across Canada, understood as part of Turtle Island–the ancestral homelands of over 630 First Nation communities–representing more than 50 Indigenous nations and languages.

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