A bit of a passion project, something we’ve been doing since the beginning of starting our design studio has been to create a Calendar each year with a specific data visualization focus. Themes in the past have ranged from “When the World Celebrates”, to “Tech Startup Evolution”, to “Melting the Year”. And other times, it’s just about creating a beautiful new visualization of a Calendar.
Not only is it an excellent exercise in flexing our visualization muscles, it’s also a way we love to give back to the community and clients that support Bureau Oberhaeuser!
What would our world look like if each country would be big enough to supply their citizen’s consumption demand per capita?
Inspired by the data from the Global Footprint Network for the World Overshoot Day, we designed a world map that visualizes the size of each country based on the consumption demand per capita (Ecological Footprint) vs. the available resources per country (Biocapacity).
Countries with populations that consume more resources than available appear larger than their actual size (and vice versa).
Visualization of a Pandemic
During the past year no other topic has been more on our minds than the pandemic caused by the SARS-CoV-2 virus. Many decisions were made to save as many lives as possible through political resolutions and through our own responsible actions. In 2021 the days are still unwritten, but we hopefully expect a positive development and a return to normality through the first vaccinations.
Until then you can compare the resulting data on a daily basis and above all stay positiv - test negative!
Each new year starts with a celebration, a Holiday celebrated by almost every nation. As we prepared concepts for this year’s calendar, this made us wonder what other Holidays are commonly celebrated among other nations.
In that spirit of unity, we wanted to provide a general impression of how nations and people groups around the earth celebrate. In which quarters, months and days of 2019 the most holidays take place, and which occasions are celebrated the most around the world.
Each new year starts with a celebration, a Holiday celebrated by almost every nation. As we prepared concepts for this year’s calendar, this made us wonder what other Holidays are commonly celebrated among other nations.
In that spirit of unity, we wanted to provide a general impression of how nations and people groups around the earth celebrate. In which quarters, months and days of 2019 the most holidays take place, and which occasions are celebrated the most around the world.
Each new year starts with a celebration, a Holiday celebrated by almost every nation. As we prepared concepts for this year’s calendar, this made us wonder what other Holidays are commonly celebrated among other nations.
In that spirit of unity, we wanted to provide a general impression of how nations and people groups around the earth celebrate. In which quarters, months and days of 2019 the most holidays take place, and which occasions are celebrated the most around the world.
Each new year starts with a celebration, a Holiday celebrated by almost every nation. As we prepared concepts for this year’s calendar, this made us wonder what other Holidays are commonly celebrated among other nations.
In that spirit of unity, we wanted to provide a general impression of how nations and people groups around the earth celebrate. In which quarters, months and days of 2019 the most holidays take place, and which occasions are celebrated the most around the world.
To promote our new social sport betting app tackl, we designed a wall calendar that was sent out to the press. The calendar visualizes all games of the german Bundesliga season, starting in July 2016
Volume 03
New year, new calendar, new colors. The Bureau Oberhaeuser Calendar 2016 comes in english and german in three color variations. Each ring represents one month of the year. Federal holidays (United States or Germany) are highlighted with an icon and white color. The tabular view at the bottom offers some space to fill in appointments or birthdays.
The Bureau Oberhaeuser Calendar 2015 is a two-part, infographic yearly
calendar. This double-sided wall calendar is printed on matt finished 170g paper, format Din B1 (70 x 100cm).
The Calendar on the front features 12 color-rings, each representing one
month of the year. Federal holidays (United States) are highlighted with an icon and white color. The tabular view at the bottom offers some space to fill in appointments or birthdays.
The calendar on the back shows all days of the year in one big circle together with the phases of the moon and it’s distance to the earth. Federal holidays (United States) are also highlighted with an icon.
The Bureau Oberhaeuser Calendar for 2014 deals with the ongoing climatic change. Over the course of one year the calendar visualizes how much ice is melting in Greenland.
Volume 02
The Bureau Oberhaeuser Calendar 2013 comes in english in two color variations. Each color-ring represents one month of the year. Federal holidays (United States) are highlighted with an icon and white color. The tabular view at the bottom offers some space to fill in appointments or birthdays. The Calendar is printed on matt finished 170g paper, format 70 x 100cm.
Volume 01
Self promotion infographic Calendar for 2012. Each color-ring represents one month of the year. National holidays (germany) are highlighted with an icon and pink color. The tabular view at the bottom offers some space to fill in appointments or birthdays.