We have been building brands for professional design service firms for over eight years. We engage clients in the custom built environment: architects, engineering firms and construction companies. We create integrated branding solutions, from strategy through implementation, in the most important touchpoints: identity, web sites and literature. Our 5d Perception Branding process defines and differentiates our clients and expresses their essential brand message.
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Touchstone Essentials Brand Launch
The Nexus of Seeking & Solving
Architectural Nexus Website
Vision Made Real
MHTN Architects Identity
Form Following Function
FFKR Website
Engineering a Strong Foundation
Dunn Associates Website
A Strong Brand is a Good Sign
YESCO Brand Identity
All Things Print
Design with tangible results
Brand Identities
Logos and so much more
Websites
The Web is Today’s Brick & Mortar
Brand Strategy
An Important Business Tool
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May 2, 2012
Architectural Signage
AN OBSESSIVE COMMENT ON TYPOGRAPHIC HISTORY
Each day as I drive home, I pass a corporate business office complex named the Old Mill and most every day I think about the same thing as I pass. Now, I’m the first to admit that designers can obsess about innocuous things that the general public could care less about, however I’ve got to [...]