simply Dan
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And University Plaza remains one of the MOST hideous condo buildings around.
Agreed. The more that salmon-pink disaster can be hidden, the better.
And University Plaza remains one of the MOST hideous condo buildings around.
It looks to me like they're pursuing a younger age demographic than other condo marketing typically does: 25-40, hip, trendy, urbane - and wanting an edgy, totally urban and downtown lifestyle.
It looks to me like they're pursuing a younger age demographic
It looks to me like they're pursuing a younger age demographic than other condo marketing typically does: 25-40, hip, trendy, urbane - and wanting an edgy, totally urban and downtown lifestyle.
When compared to the marketing and renders for other buildings in its immediate area as well as downtown (eg Cinema, Pinnacle on Adelaide, etc) I'd argue that it's probably going to be highly effective at locking onto its targets and bring them in spades.
If successful, look for other projects to emulate it.
It looks to me like they're pursuing a younger age demographic than other condo marketing typically does: 25-40, hip, trendy, urbane - and wanting an edgy, totally urban and downtown lifestyle.
The lightning really dramatizes the skyline and heightens the visual style the marketers are trying to achieve - which in turn likely solidifies it appeal to its intended audience.
Anyway, this isn't the first time that thedeepend just hasn't gotten a project's marketing campaign.
Which might help explain why thedeepend was in at home on a Saturday night.