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For this design, I borrowed the colors that were available in the actual project site. The location were naturally gifted with matured pine tress that littered the area with trunk-browns and greens that also filtered the air with their distinct aroma. Sporadic dashes of dahlias provide lively color variation. For this to be accomplished, I visited the place, take photos and linger for a moment.

The Tri-Fold Leaflet that I created for Bi-Centennial Development, Inc., a real estate company whose project portfolio includes upland development.
For Mountain House Royale project. Location: Baguio City, Philippines
Creative Design: Soren Serrano, 2009

 You can squeeze so much information on a TriFold Leaflet.

This is a typical Tri-Fold Leaflet that were heavily utilized by Real Estate Developers and Land Develoment companies.
It is one of the marketing materials that they use to advertise their projects. And one of the cheapest too . . .
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