Skip to content

Post Post Hotel

Delivering Alpine Joy

The Alte Post becomes the Post Post. A place of change. With great care. From one generation to the next. In the course of the handover, not only was the name changed, but the entire design was also dusted off. Only the origins remain historical. The post office has been a meeting place on the church square since 1421.

The classic post rider is now a couple on their way to the Gastein Valley. Whether with a hiking rucksack or on skis, the logo design can be varied depending on the season.

Logo animation – Off to the post office
Illuminated sign
Business card
Interior
Vouchers
Wall painting
Spa area

The playful use of illustration is then continued in the “Postler” restaurant. The postal character can also be felt more or less subtly in the other design elements. The corporate font picks up on the outline of the stamps and a set with numerous postmarks and stampings creates a strong differentiation from all other post hotels near or far.

Room card
Subject
Guidance system
Door hanger
Lift
Guidance system
Menu
Visual world
Cover
Subject
Illustration restaurant
Letterhead
Interior

Project Details

Awards

ADC* Europe Gold

Creativ Club Austria Silber

International Creative Awards

Scope

Art Direction

Branding

Creative Direction

Digital

Typedesign

Wayfinding System

Featured On

The Brand Identity Visual Journal

The Alte Post becomes the Post Post. A place of change. With great care. From one generation to the next. In the course of the handover, not only was the name changed, but the entire design was also dusted off. Only the origins remain historical. The post office has been a meeting place on the church square since 1421.The classic post rider is now a couple on their way to the Gastein Valley. Whether with a hiking rucksack or on skis, the logo design can be varied depending on the season.

Credits:

• Creative & Art Direction: Kurt Glänzer, Josef Heigl – Illustration: Daniel Triendl – Animation: Florian Mondl – Text: Weißes Papier – Photography: Julius Hirtzberger – Video: Philipp Waldhauser– Photography Portfolio: Ina Weiss