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Ciudad Verde BA

Public Awareness OOH Campaign

Client

GCBA — Concept

Category

Public Sector

Format

OOH Posters

A spec campaign designed to increase recycling participation through clear, street-level messaging — using familiar Buenos Aires language and everyday objects as visual heroes.

Creative Platform

"Everyday choices build a cleaner city."

Replace guilt-driven environmental messaging with practical clarity. Use familiar objects, direct instructions and visual metaphors that explain the behavior in seconds — not paragraphs.

Campaign Executions

POSTER 01 · RECYCLING SEPARATION

Ciudad Verde BA — Poster 01 Reciclaje

Original (Rioplatense)

LO QUE SEPARÁS HOY,
VUELVE MAÑANA.

English Adaptation

What you separate today returns tomorrow.

"Every bottle, carton and can you separate gets a second life. It doesn't disappear — it transforms. But only if you make it possible. Green for recycling. Black for the rest. Simple as that."

Strategic Note

Frames recycling as visible future value, not sacrifice. The cause-effect structure makes the citizen the protagonist — not the villain. The voseo form creates direct, personal accountability without guilt.

POSTER 02 · REUSE HABITS

Ciudad Verde BA — Poster 02 Reutilización

Original (Rioplatense)

REDUCIR EMPIEZA
POR REUTILIZAR.

English Adaptation

Reuse is where reduction begins.

"The best way to care for Buenos Aires is to reuse what we already have. Bring your own bag. Use a reusable cup. Choose what lasts."

Strategic Note

Lowers sustainability to simple, daily choices — before the waste is even created. The image communicates the message before reading a word.

What This Project Demonstrates

OOH Copywriting

Headlines readable at street speed — fast, clear, memorable

Behavior Change

Messaging designed to shift habits, not just inform

Cultural Intelligence

Rioplatense voseo, local civic codes, Buenos Aires context

Bilingual Adaptation

Spanish originals adapted to English with creative intent, not literal translation

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