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The Woodville Town Hall has served many purposes since its initial construction in 1903. During the ‘Golden Age’ of cinema its newly constructed hall served as an ornately decorated movie theatre. Situated in the Town Hall, this series of displays tells the story of the films it showed, the machinery of the projection room and the 1927 opening night.

Designer: Matt Walker

Real community members of the City of Charles Sturt welcomed Art Director Kade Marsh and Photographer Sarah Long into their lives for a day.

The portraits that where taken capture the individuality of each resident. Together, the gallery of images offer a glimpse into the many diverse stories of the City of Charles Sturt.

http://www.charlessturt.sa.gov.au/site/page.cfm?u=657

The City of Charles Sturt is a diverse community of people. Over the past two years, “Hello, I’m Charles Sturt.” has become an iconic phrase for this council.

Real Charles Sturt residents, young and old alike feature as the many ‘faces’ of this municipality bringing a wide and diverse community together as one.

The images feature on banners, signs, council communications and other promotional material.

Photography by Sarah Long, Longshot Images

http://www.charlessturt.sa.gov.au/site/page.cfm?u=657

In conjunction with communikate et al, Alpha State developed an identity for the City of Tea Tree Gully’s future vision for the municipality.
The create20forty brandmark combines two very contrasting typefaces: Bauer Bodoni Black Italic brings a sense of heritage and history whilst the ‘20’ is set in Helvetica Neue Heavy Condensed Oblique which introduces a contemporary edge to the identity.