With the rise of technology and gamification trends in the modern consumer world, outdoor advertising is rapidly evolving from mere paper posters and billboards to multisensory pieces that are engaging, educational, entertaining and sustainable. This article offers a brief recap of some game-changing examples of how to harness the power of traditional on-the-wall ads by giving them a little tech and/or designer tweak. Below, there’s a list of wall and outdoor advertising, split into categories, depending on the approach applied.

Stella Artois, which comes as an official beer sponsor of The Open Championship and Wimbledon, is rolling out a campaign that centers on perfection and sheer excellence. The effort dubbed “World’s Greatest Events,” is dedicated to people who know how to create various things with a high level of expertise. This effort is all about “people who work tirelessly in private to make excellence public.”

Heineken is enticing its consumers into an adventurous project of city exploration. The beer brand wants to turn sofa-sitters into globe-trotters as part of its latest effort, “Cities of the World,” encouraging its fans to start discovering the beauty of the world and unlocking the secrets of their own cities. The new effort that rolls out in 100+ countries syncs with the ongoing “Man of the World” campaign, which is all about celebrating offbeat energy in exploring the would around.