Two lines and a red stripe define the emblem of Lausanne, Switzerland’s fourth-largest city. Established eighteen-hundred years ago as Lousonnensium by the Romans, the city lies on the north coast of Lake Léman. Lausanne hosts the Olympic museum as well as the fantastic Olympics HQ designed by 3XN. The coat of arms, which is normally just a red shield with a white upper third, occupies the center of the cover with its heraldic formation that includes two lions, Civitas and Communitas. A pickpoint sits at the very center while two maker’s marks mark the east and west quadrants. DIN typeface illustrates the name of the city and the word for sanitation in french. A circumference of 88 squares encloses the content with the omnipresent cigarette butt lies flattened just inside.