Olympic landscape refers to the implementation of a unified system of signs, decorations and road signs in all Olympic venues and locations. Work in this area mainly includes design, project management, production and installation. The difference between Olympic imagery and spectacle must be distinguished. Image refers to all design, composition and artistic issues that determine the entire design concept. Landscape refers to all the materials needed to express this design concept in an intuitive way and plan and produce the landscape during the Olympic Games. The Olympic landscape includes background patterns applied to banners, slogans and high-rise buildings, etc. This is to provide unified design patterns and image marks in Olympic venues and public places in the Olympic host city. The Olympic Organizing Committee can establish a functional department to handle Olympic landscape matters.

Look of the Games

Look of the Games relates to the implementation of an integrated identification, decorations and way finding signage program for all Games locations and venues. Its activities mainly involve design, project management, production and installation. The difference between Image and Look of the Games must be noted. Image is responsible for all design, image and artistic issues determining the overall design vision. Look of the Games manages one visual expression of this design vision, planning and producing all the materials for the Games time look. The Look of Games includes graphics that may be applied to banners, towers, etc. in order to provide uniform design and imagery to Olympic venues and public space within the Host City. The OCOG may establish a functional area dealing with Look of the Games aspects

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the International Olympic Committee (IOC)

the bidding cities

the candidate cities

bid for 2008 Olympics

Beijing 2008 Olympic Games Bidding Committee ( BOBCO)

host the 2008 Olympic Games

Olympic spirit the Olympic ideals; the Olympic spirit

the International Olympic Day

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Environmental protection protect the environment

The fourth ring road in Beijing

The city's infrastructure construction

Finally make the final vote

the Green Olympics

the Scientific Games

water-saving taps

recycled writing paper

used batteries

Freon-free refrigerators

closed-circuit television

the Goodwill Ambassador

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Olympic emblem

A type of symbol approved by the International Olympic Committee that combines the five Olympic rings with another A design pattern in which unique elements come together.