We now have all the rooms upgraded to the Sound-proof.
Advertising Agency: Shanghai Advertising limited
Creative Director: Gang Wang
Art Director: Eric Sun, Hao Yu
Copywriter: Gang Wang
Photographer: Michael Teo
Other additional credits: Abby Xu
Published: November 2008
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16 Comments
Nice.
UDAYpatwardhan@+91 22 98206 54722
Really a good idea.
RAM KATE
but would my hotel become a popular destination this way???
they showed me a picture & i laughed
dignity has never been photographed
Please get help with your English.
Huh?
支持下～～
谢谢，执行的过程非常艰辛痛苦，能做完对我来说就是过了一关了
Nice one !
bad copy...
nice idea, but it's little hard to get from this execution...and copy is too long
why a concert in a ibis hotel ?
Qu'est-ce que vient faire dans un hôtel Ibis un asiatique qui fait de la guitare dans une pièce rouge bizarre ?
"the sound-proof" sounds awkward.
I don't think they pulled it off quite right. From this, I thought the guitarist was just throwing hand signs -- not unusual, and not necessarily exclusive of noise. The dog waving semaphore flags doesn't fit in with the campaign, and the morse-code firetruck doesn't really stick either. There's a thought in here, about noisy things becoming silent, but it isn't really coming through as a "quick get" as far as communication is concerned.
I want to know what's mean the sign language.
Now Ibis rooms experience is as quite as if the signer is performing by sign language.
Good job.
Good job.