| Title | GAP MAP |
| Brand | OBI & CO. DEUTSCHLAND KG |
| Product/Service | DIY |
| Category |
B06. Use of Ambient Media: Large Scale |
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Entrant
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JUNG von MATT Hamburg, GERMANY
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Idea Creation
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JUNG von MATT Hamburg, GERMANY
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Production
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DIGITALSINN München, GERMANY
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Credits
| Till Eckel |
Jung von Matt AG |
Executive Creative Director |
| Daniel Adolph |
Jung von Matt AG |
Managing Director |
| Dörte Spengler-Ahrens |
Jung von Matt AG |
Executive Creative Director |
| Christian Woelky |
Jung von Matt AG |
Creative Director |
| Stefan Amtmann |
Jung von Matt AG |
Creative Director |
| Nadine Falk |
Jung von Matt AG |
Project Manager |
| Christine Kastens |
Jung von Matt AG |
Producer |
| Kaspar Karven |
DIGITALSINN |
DoP |
| Lutz Lieberknecht |
DIGITLASINN |
Digital Executive Producer |
| Oliver Stumpf |
DIGITALSINN |
Cutter |
The Campaign
Instead of classical, expensive media we used something that occurs naturally in cities and did not cost us anything: Gaps. Based on this problem, we presented its own solution – the fastest way to the nearest OBI center.
Creative Execution
Façade artists converted gaps respectively cracks in walls into designs that showed the fastest way from the actual location to the nearest OBI center. Gaps became route maps. Thus, OBI was present at every spot in Munich’s cityscape where a trip to the DIY store was urgently required.
The OBI gap maps became a natural component in Munich’s cityscape. They are passed by residents and tourists every day.
We used a natural occurrence in cities and changed it into a advertising space that caught residents attention.
Insights, Strategy and the Idea
Do-it-yourselfers in Munich, one of Germany’s cleanest cities, were supposed to be made aware of the fact, that OBI is always nearby.