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2009 National Sales and Marketing Award: Giraffe Condos, Toronto
A profile of 2009 National Sales and Marketing Gold Award Winner Giraffe Condos, Toronto
By Felicia Oliver, Senior Editor
March 1, 2009
Professional Builder
Giraffe Condos, Toronto / Best Overall Ad Campaign/Best SignageBuilder: TAS DesignBuild
Ad agency/PR firm: LA Inc., Toronto
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It's tall, angular and graceful. You can find it in a zoo or in the popular Bloor Dundas neighborhood of Toronto. It's the Giraffe, but the one in Toronto is several stories taller than the zoo dweller and eats less.
"It's a fun, quirky name that reflects the personality we wanted to give this building for the people were going to buy," says Daniella Andrews, senior account director for ad agency LA Inc.
LA Inc. helped its client, TAS Design/Build, find a brand personality for this project that is relevant to the target market, the neighborhood and the architecture.
The objective of both the signage and the overall advertising campaign was to drive pre-registration and change perceptions about the neighborhood, motivating those who already live there to consider moving up to Giraffe and those who don't to see the area with fresh eyes as a new and exciting place to be.
"This area doesn't have a lot of new condos," says Andrews. "It's an area in Toronto — Bloor Dundas — where there tends to be a lot of older rental buildings. So we're really paving the way there with brand new condominium development."
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Intro: The 2009 National Sales and Marketing Award Gold Winners
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| Site Point, Baltimore | Best Attached Community of the Year / Best Urban Sales Office / Best Brochure for a Community Priced over $1 million |
| Bridgeland, Cypress, Texas | Best Master Planned Community of the Year |
| The Trails at Brightwater, Huntington Beach, Calif. | Best Detached Community of the Year |
| Ritz-Carlton Residences Inner Harbor, Baltimore | Best Design for an Attached Community / Best Landscape Design |
| Miraval Plan 313 at Stapleton Court Homes, Denver | Best Single Family Detached Home Priced $400,000 to $650,000 |
| Port 121 at Seabridge, Unit J, Oxnard, Calif. | Best Interior Merchandising of a Model Priced $400,000 to $650,000 |
| Five Lanterns at Pinehills, Residence One, Plymouth, Mass., and The Ridge at Cintarosa, Scottsdale, Ariz. | TIED – Best Interior Merchandising of a Model Priced over $1 million |
| The Ridge at Cintarosa, Scottsdale, Ariz., and Five Lanterns at Pinehills, Residence One, Plymouth, Mass. | TIED – Best Interior Merchandising of a Model Priced over $1 million |
| Celebrate by Del Webb, Fredericksburg, Va. | Best brochure for a Community priced under $400,000 / Best Marketing Campaign for a Green Built Community |
| Giraffe Condos, Toronto | Best Overall Ad Campaign / Best Signage |
| 1010 Midtown, Atlanta | Best Color Ad / Best Series of Related Print Ads |
| Simonini Builders Corporate Brochure | Best Corporate Brochure |
| MYC Condos, Toronto | Best Brochure for a Community priced $400,000 to $650,000 |
| Artesana Rosewood Residence, San Miguel de Allende, Mexico | Best Black & White Ad |
| NXT at Windemere by the Lake, Toronto | Best Graphic Continuity |
| Shappell Matchmaker Campaign | Best Internet Marketing Campaign |
| '1' Hotel, Mammoth Lakes, Calif. | Best On the Boards Ad Campaign |
| Additional Gold Award Winners |
| Judges – 2009 National Sales Marketing Award |
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