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2021 ADC Awards - Experiential Design

Meltdown Flags

Agency SERVICEPLAN GERMANY / Munich + METER Group / Pullman + Hyperinteractive / Hamburg + Moby Digg / Munich

Client METER Group

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Category

Design for Good / Experiential Design

Annual ID

ADC_DFG21_041M

About the Work

Description
Glaciers supply 69% of the world’s freshwater. They are the source of energy and drinking water for 1.6+ Billion. But they are rapidly vanishing.
METER has helped document glacier retreat for decades, yet most people are not aware of how it affects them: complete meltdown would raise sea level drastically, changing our countries irreversibly.

Idea
Meltdown Flags is a climate data initiative that visualizes global glacier retreat, by reducing the color white in flags of countries with glaciers.

From 1995, year of the first UN Climate Change Conference, to present day, until 2050, the point of no return for glaciers.

Execution
Meltdown Flags launched in December 2019 at the COP25 protests in Madrid.

Each flag uses data to show the states of meltdown of its country. Data was obtained from projection models and databases from METER, UNESCO, WGMS, NASA, and the universities of Zurich and Innsbruck.

Online, visitors could access further information, offset their carbon footprint, download and buy the flags, and share their message with a type generator.

The Meltdown AR filter let people interact with the flags in an exhibition, now at the Messner Mountain Museum. In classrooms, the filter was used in schoolbooks to learn more about glacier retreat.

Additional information

Since their launch, Meltdown Flags have been adopted as a symbol of protest and education, by organizations in France, Argentina, Chile, Denmark, Mexico and Iceland.

The initiative has gathered support from 152+ million people across 73 countries, including activists and scientists, from world-renown mountaineer Reinhold Messner to glaciologist Dr. Heïdi Sevestre, and Fundación Glaciares Chilenos in Chile. Glacier protection is now sought to be included into the Chilean constitution.

2021 Awards

Total Points: 3

Merit Honor

Credits

Agency

SERVICEPLAN GERMANY / Munich

Design Firm

Moby Digg / Munich
Standardabweichung / Munich

Digital Agency

Hyperinteractive / Hamburg

Client / Brand

METER Group / Pullman

Production Company

Veni.tv / Madrid
Aldesign Werbeagentur / Brake

Media Distribution Company

MEDIAPLUS GERMANY / Munich

Art Director

Eduardo Alvarez

Copywriter

Sandra Valencia

Creative Director

Therese Stüssel

Executive Producer

Lipa Lizaso

Global Chief Creative Officer

Alexander Schill

Producer

Gabo Gertner

Chief Creative Officer Germany

Matthias Harbeck

Junior Art Director

Kai West Schlosser
Thao Vu

Junior Copywriter

Laura Bergler

Senior Motion Designer

Dennis Fritz

Account Executive

Clara Illán

Account Management

Julia Nicolaisen
Martin Rackel

Camera Operator

Jairo González Pérez

CEO

Scott Campbell

Coder

Niklas May
Sebastian Haiss

Creative

Saurabh Kakade

Creative Coder

Daniel Kuhnlein

Creative Media Manager

Lukas Pachoinig
Sabrina Duchow

Design Director & Coder

Maximilian Heitsch

Digital Director

Dieter Pries

General Manager

Britta Tronke
Sandra Loibl

Intern Account Management

Leonie Casper

Lenticular Artist

Hussein El Rayess

Production Assistant

Yaiza Ríos España

Second Camera Operator

Christina Campos

Second Production Assistant

Santiago García Suarez

Senior Production Manager

Karin Schmitz

VP Marketing

Christian Hertel

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