Giving COP15 a visual identity
13/12/2009 at 7:25 pm | Posted in Uncategorized | Leave a commentTags: COP15, Copenhagen, design, logo
COP15 logo
You’ve probably been seeing a lot of the COP15 logo recently, especially if you happen to be in Copenhagen!
The logo was chosen from hundreds of proposals in an open competition, with the winning design coming from Danish design studio NR2154.
“The design is based on graphs of scientific climate data, showing predicted temperature changes, and there are 192 lines, one for each UN member state” explains Troels Faber of NR2154.
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