HAM ON WHEELS

Barcelona, 2015

Project: Ham on Wheels.

Client: Ham on Wheels.

Location: Barcelona, Spain.

Author: External Reference; Carmelo Zappulla, Nacho Toribio, and Manuel Ateca, and Chu Uroz. 

Team: – 

Corporate Identity and Graphic Design: Forma & Co. 

Marketing Concept: Albert Castellón. 

Photographer: Lorenzo Patuzzo. 

The project decomposes the basic ‘ingredients’ of the concept reassembling them into a new spatial experience:
1.The best ham is made by happy pigs. Happy animals who roam freely in their natural habitats. We like to imagine them riding free around Barcelona. This naïve vision is sculpted on to the wall, producing a textured mural.
2. Road markings invade the floor. A signage system that orients the users, provoking a relation between pavement, program, and furniture such as the bike stools parked along the walls.
3. The ham becomes an iconic element that when repeated, produces a luminous landscape ceiling. The hanging Hams differ in color, graphics and display messages such as Moritz, Barcelona’s Best Beer – Take Away and Fast food.
4. The tomato usually rubbed over bread for preparing the ‘Pa amb tomàquet’, is another gastronomic protagonist of the Catalan cuisine and in particular for Ham on Wheels. Hence, tomatoes are highlighted within the space through a large mosaic made up of hexagonal jars traditionally used in Spain for storing tomatoes.