Coca-Cola's "LRT-1 Central Station Domination", created by PHAR, bags Bronze at ICE Awards

At the recently concluded Media Congress ICE Awards 2017 in Baguio, Starcom Mediavest Philippines won the Bronze for Coca-Cola’s Station Domination campaign.

The campaign focuses on the LRT-1 Central Station, dominated by the beverage giant’s iconic bottle, and red and white color scheme. Launched in June 2017,
Coca-Cola has dominated the landscape of the LRT-1 station, including stairwells, floor, benches, digital screens and trains (see pictures below). This
campaign goes hand-in-hand with the upgrades that Light Rail Manila Corp (LRMC) has implemented as part of their station improvement program, including the installation of new security systems, lighting, repaired ceilings and roofs, as well as painting works. 

All ICE Award campaign entries went through strict screening processes, and the judging was based on three parameters: ICE – Insights, Creativity, and Effectiveness. In the end, Coca-Cola’s Station Domination campaign, joined the ranks of equally outstanding campaigns for Oreo, Colgate, McDonald’s and Huawei.

“Starcom is thankful for its partnership with PHAR for helping realize one of the most ambitious and spectacular outdoor displays in the country, Coca-Cola LRT-1 Central Station Domination. Being awarded a Bronze ICE Award for this undertaking is worth all the challenges that we went through in turning this vision into a reality. Thanks PHAR for all your support!” said Starcom Mediavest Group Philippines, Inc. Media Director, Cris D. Cepeda. 

“The ICE award is an amazing bonus for all the hard work the teams involved put in over a six month period. What brings us fulfillment is the fun and energy we get to bring to our commuters every single day.” said PHAR Philippines, General Manager,
Patricia Sison.

Media Specialists Association of the Philippines’ (MSAP) ICE Awards recognizes
media agencies, networks, and publishers for exemplary works in media thinking and communication.

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