A 337-square-meter mega-poster featuring a Bible verse adorns the facade of a residential and commercial building in Zurich.

Large format commissioned by Agentur C
Giant poster displays God's blessing.

On the facade of a residential and commercial building of a foundation at Seefeldstrasse 45 in Zurich, we printed, assembled and installed a giant poster commissioned by Agentur C with the text "May the Lord bless you and keep you". Spanning 337 square metres and weighing no less than 112 kg, it is the largest poster in the almost 40-year history of Agentur C, and will proclaim the word of God during the construction period.

Agentur C in Lyss is an association and circle of friends of non-denominational Christians to whom the word of God is important. They believe that quotes from the Bible are more topical and experienceable than ever, and for almost 40 years have been displaying verses from the Bible in Switzerland in an easily recognizable yellow text on a blue background.

Copyright video and image material: 2024 by Agentur C ®

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The 112-kilogram printed mega-poster is in the truck, waiting to be installed by Richnerstutz employees.
"May the Lord bless and keep you" is written in yellow letters on a blue background on the giant poster that Richnerstutz installed on Seefeldstrasse in Zurich on behalf of Agency C.
Richnerstutz is taking on project management for a giant poster on a building facade

God's blessing over 337 square metres.

Four rope access workers are discussing the installation of the giant poster on the building's facade in Zurich.
Large-format printing on an impressive scale: The megaposter for Agency C covers 337 square meters—printed, finished, and installed by Richnerstutz.
A bird's-eye view of the megaposter installed by Richnerstutz on the facade.

Installation of the 337 m2 giant poster.

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