Behind 90 Studio's profileRowanne Kua's profile

George Town World Heritage's Site 10th Anniversary

Georgetown, beautiful & Irregular
A dynamic cosmopolitan visual identity
The exhibition celebrate George Town’s irregularities showcases the past, present, and the future of the town through the lens of culture and heritage. Several cultures developed in early George Town: port culture, food culture, youth culture, and print culture. They continue to be a part of George Town today as much as they were yesterday, and will carry us into tomorrow.
The Logo
The logo is designed with the imprintment of Georgetown's heritage map. The imprint highlights the UNESCO areas where most of the town's heritage blossoms.
Key Visual 
Key visual identity are inspire from rangoli from Diwali and Nyonya peranakan tiles pattern. 10 visual elements represent 10 different cultural stories exhibiting in the exhibition. Namely, Oral story, Youth culture (music & attire) , Print Culture, Architecture, Food Culture and Traditional industry (traditional perfumes & cap maker).

Client | George Town World Heritage Incorporated (GTWHI)
Executive Producer: Ang Ming Chee
Curators: Charlotte Papillaud Looram, Ng Xin Yi, Sim Jun Hui.

Creative Agency | Studio Behind Ninety
Creative Director: Book of Lai
Lead Visual Design: Rowanne Kua

Production | A & R Design Sdn Bhd
Lead Production Designer: Averyn

Special Thanks / Project Partners
Centre for Global Archaeological Research, Universiti Sains Malaysia
Good Think Studio
Image Farm Sdn Bhd
Khazanah Nasional Berhad, Penang Office
LUMA
Penang State Museum
Think City Sdn Bhd
Averyn Ch’ng Hooi Koon
Farah Nadiyah Ameer Tajudin
Annie Lee
Goh Hun Meng
Jabatan Warisan Negara, Malaysia
National Library Board, Singapore
Star Hotel Coffee Shop
Tan Yu Chen
Teoh Chah Bo
The Star Northen Huband
The Communities of George Town and Penang who have loved and supported us




George Town World Heritage's Site 10th Anniversary
Published:

George Town World Heritage's Site 10th Anniversary

This exhibition showcases the past, present, and the future of George Town through the lens of culture and heritage. Several cultures developed i Read More

Published: