Heineken’s historical bar-tefacts
To highlight the importance of preserving their heritage, the beer brand turns Ireland’s iconic pubs into AR museums.
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Credits
powered by- Agency Le Pub/Milan
- Ad Agency Publicis/Dublin
- Chief Creative Officer Bruno Bertelli
- Chief Creative Officer Cristiana Boccassini
- Global Executive Creative Director Eoin (Owen) Sherry
- Global Creative Director Jack Christensen
- Creative Director Stefano Zanoni
- Associate Creative Director Roberto Ardigo
- Art Director Flavia Conti
- Copywriter Cristiana Candido
- Creative Director Ger Roe
- Creative Director Peter Dobbyn
- Producer Rachel Murray
- Art Director Cormac O'Connor
- Technical Lead Cian McIntyre
Credits
powered by- Agency Le Pub/Milan
- Ad Agency Publicis/Dublin
- Chief Creative Officer Bruno Bertelli
- Chief Creative Officer Cristiana Boccassini
- Global Executive Creative Director Eoin (Owen) Sherry
- Global Creative Director Jack Christensen
- Creative Director Stefano Zanoni
- Associate Creative Director Roberto Ardigo
- Art Director Flavia Conti
- Copywriter Cristiana Candido
- Creative Director Ger Roe
- Creative Director Peter Dobbyn
- Producer Rachel Murray
- Art Director Cormac O'Connor
- Technical Lead Cian McIntyre
Rich with valuable heirlooms and local lore, Irish pubs aren't only important to the communities they serve, they're also globally recognised cultural icons.
To help preserve their heritage, beer brand Heineken, alongside creative agency Le Pub and Publicis Dublin, has launched this innovative campaign to turn pubs into virtual Pub Museums.
By scanning a QR code placed on the outside plaque, customers are transported into a virtual experience, discovering the history of each venue as an augmented reality overlay tells its stories and local legends.
Each artefact was left untouched, instead being turned into a digital 3D object recognisable at 360° through tracking, built with the use of photogrammetry. Heineken is now exploring how these pubs can apply for official museum accreditation via a national accreditation program in a bid to have them formally recognised as museums.