THECOMMUNICATIONOFFICE FOR CONTEMPORARY ARCHITECTURE AND DESIGN CULTURE
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THECOMMUNICATIONOFFICE FOR CONTEMPORARY ARCHITECTURE AND DESIGN CULTURE Details
The Communication Office is a communication office specialised in communication strategies for Architecture, Design and other creative practices. Serving the Creative communities at both national and international level, motivated by challenges and differing ways of communication, The Communication Office is an emerging practice that offers a new way of working independently and sustainably, whilst acting as a link between those who create, those who receive and those who consume. The idea is also to promote and encourage the importance of creative culture, with emphasis on innovation and socio-economic development. This goal is only possible with our enthusiasm and a passion for these areas, experience in communication as well as familiarity with specialist media, particularly the way in which PUBLICITY and PUBLISHING bring together thought and action within the construction of integrated strategies at local, national and international level. The Communication Office aims to stimulate the critical sense, encourage the experimental, influence public opinion and place the national creativity within an international context, as well as representing different cultural and artistic agents. It also sees itself as part of the process of creativity and production, while at the same time as consultant and service provider for EXPERIMENTAL PUBLISHING and EXPERIMENTAL PUBLICITY. There is no need to be limited to any particular means of communication. More traditional ways can be used, but new concepts, formats and reflection are paramount as a way of forming strong links with the press, those who create, critics and a wide-ranging public. The Communication Office is a multidisciplinary team of professionals who, via collaboration and networking, work alongside clients with the same aims and objectives: Legitimise your work/ Find your public/ Celebrate and "consume" Contemporary Creative Culture
