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.

From blueprint to finishing touches

Cultivating a Healthy Brand

Touchstone Essentials Brand Launch

Touchstone Packaging Design

The Nexus of Seeking & Solving

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Vision Made Real

MHTN Architects Identity

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Form Following Function

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Engineering a Strong Foundation

Dunn Associates Website

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A Strong Brand is a Good Sign

YESCO Brand Identity

A Diverse Array of Projects

All Things Print

Design with tangible results

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Brand Identities

Logos and so much more

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Websites

The Web is Today’s Brick & Mortar

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Brand Strategy

An Important Business Tool

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modern8 at the Utah Addy Awards

modern8 walked away with two gold awards at the Addy’s from the Utah Chapter of the American Advertising Federation. The work we created for our own self-promotion and the Bookjig product and packaging for Franklin Mill were both acknowledged with the organization’s highest recognition. The work now moves on to the national competition.

 

May 2, 2012

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AN OBSESSIVE COMMENT ON TYPOGRAPHIC HISTORY

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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 [...]

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