NikePark
Nike Image Design, Beaverton, Oregon, 1996
Description
Nikepark was created to tell the story of Nike’s global commitment to sports and to celebrate the efforts and achievements of our world-class athletes. An 82,000-square-foot parking lot structure adjacent to Centennial Olympic park in Atlanta was transformed into an interactive experience. The design of the space included a retail store, video, and multimedia experiences, interactive sports park, educational and memorabilia displays. Through Nikepark, the consumer was able to learn about Olympic sports and the specialized products Nike designs to enhance an athlete’s performance.
Collections:
Communication Graphics: 18 (1997)
Repository:
Denver Art Museum
Discipline:
Brand and identity systems design
Format:
Brand identity, Exhibit, Interaction, Artifact
Credits
- Design firm
- Nike Image Design
- Creative director
- John Hoke III
- Art director
- Michael Tiedy
- Designers
- Mike Ely, Ryan Gray, Stepahie Kraus, Sean O’Conner, Steve Thompson, John Trotter, Derek Welch, Toki Wolf
- Photographer
- Cliff Watts
- Client
- Nike, Inc.
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