AQH — Accessible Quality Healthcare
A nationwide public health campaign on smoking, nutrition, and cardiovascular care — placed across underground stations, bus shelters, and street-level OOH.

AQH is a Swiss-funded public health initiative — an SDC project implemented by Swiss TPH — focused on improving access to quality healthcare and prevention. The brief was to develop a nationwide awareness campaign across multiple public health themes: secondhand smoke, cardiovascular disease, hypertension, and family wellbeing, executed across high-impact OOH formats and supporting print.
We approached this as serious editorial work, not soft NGO communication. The campaign uses arresting photography and direct, single-sentence headlines that respect the audience's intelligence. A flat, bold colour system — derived from a set of pillar icons covering different aspects of health — gives each message a distinct identity while keeping the overall campaign coherent. Across underground billboards, bus shelters, building-side posters, and pocket print, the visual logic stays consistent: one image, one message, one colour cue.






A nationwide public health campaign placed across high-traffic OOH formats.
- Multi-theme campaign covering smoking, hypertension, and cardiovascular health
- Executed across underground billboards, bus shelters, building-side posters, and supporting print
- Unified by a colour-coded pillar system that links each message to its health theme
- Delivered for AQH, an SDC-funded project implemented by Swiss TPH