Making Sustainability Visible

Bad Nauheim’s public utility company is firmly focused on the future – with a strong commitment to sustainability, modern infrastructure, and transparent, citizen-focused communication. As the company’s lead agency, we’ve supported this transformation with a holistic brand identity and impactful communications – from evolving the SWBN logo into a sustainability-driven brand to designing campaigns, staging events, and helping drive the city’s mobility transition.

Date 2022
Client Stadtwerke Bad Nauheim
Website stadtwerke-bad-nauheim.de
Services Advertising Events

Brand Identity with Purpose

From purposefully crafted communications to flexible design systems, we created a modular brand world that consistently reflects modern mobility, environmental responsibility, and community engagement. The new identity fuses clarity with emotional appeal – making SWBN’s sustainability mission visible and tangible at every touchpoint.

The Future Is Electric

Electromobility plays a central role in Bad Nauheim’s vision for climate-conscious transport. We developed a cohesive and highly visible design for the city’s new electric fleet – from service vehicles to cargo bikes – including the branding of charging stations.

This strong visual identity ensures visibility with every journey and builds trust in an everyday mobility solution that’s both modern and eco-friendly.

An Event That Drives Change

Events are a key pillar of the city’s sustainability agenda. For “Electromobility Day,” we created a complete set of communications materials to stage a high-visibility public event and spark on-site engagement. Branded e-vehicles, bikes, cargo bikes, information booths, interactive experiences, and giveaways brought the topic to life – making e-mobility tangible for all.

Participation That Moves People

What should tomorrow’s mobility look like? To actively engage citizens in shaping this vision, we developed the “Bad Nauheim macht mobil” (Shaping Bad Nauheim) campaign. Color-coded icons, bold slogans, and user-friendly materials – from posters to postcards to digital assets – invited dialogue and sparked ideas.

The low-threshold approach encouraged participation and fostered an open exchange between the city, SWBN, and the public – creating a shared roadmap for a climate-friendly future.