Tourist promotion book, South Bank, London
South Bank is the area in London on the southern bank of the River Thames.South Bank is the area in London, on the southern bank of the River Thames. It houses many important cultural buildings. The brief was to create a tourism book that captured South Bank’s unique flavour, as seen through the eyes of its visitors.
South Bank is frequented by people for work, entertainment, romance and to think. As the
project hinged on chronicling the unique experiences of visitors to South Bank, 4 books were created. They were titled ‘everybody needs a place to think’, ‘everybody needs a place to love’, ‘everybody needs a place to entertain’ and ‘everybody needs a place to work’.
The idea was to approach random people at South Bank, present the books to them, and ask them to write about why they were visiting South Bank. So if they were at South Bank to meet their lover, they would confide about it in the book ‘everybody needs a place to love’. With time the pages filled up. And soon the books became archives of personal moments in the lives of visitors to South Bank.
South Bank is the area in London on the southern bank of the River Thames.South Bank is the area in London, on the southern bank of the River Thames. It houses many important cultural buildings. The brief was to create a tourism book that captured South Bank’s unique flavour, as seen through the eyes of its visitors.
South Bank is frequented by people for work, entertainment, romance and to think. As the
project hinged on chronicling the unique experiences of visitors to South Bank, 4 books were created. They were titled ‘everybody needs a place to think’, ‘everybody needs a place to love’, ‘everybody needs a place to entertain’ and ‘everybody needs a place to work’.
The idea was to approach random people at South Bank, present the books to them, and ask them to write about why they were visiting South Bank. So if they were at South Bank to meet their lover, they would confide about it in the book ‘everybody needs a place to love’. With time the pages filled up. And soon the books became archives of personal moments in the lives of visitors to South Bank.
