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Construction management firm requires rebranding
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Logo Design Brief
A "fine exterior finishes" company looking to grow exponentially and needs rebranding, website and social media exposure with new graphics, possibly motion graphics to make a tangible impact in the construction market. We are growing and want our brand to keep up with the high quality of projects we do. Our online presence is lacking and our social media is non existent.
Updates
SO far, a lot of the designs are incorporating the same elements from our current design. We would like a NEW design and put the current one up for reference. Please be bold! Use some colour. Think outside what has currently ben shown to you! We can't wait to see some incredible, original designs!
Added Tuesday, January 26, 2021
Company Principal requires until Feb. 10th to look over designs before making a final decision.
Need a couple of days before selecting a winner
Slow in providing feedback
Target Market(s)
homeowners, business owners, investors, project managers, engineers, architects, interior/exterior designers
Logo Text
Toryan Construction, Toryan - Construction Management, Toryan Construction Limited, Toryan Construction Ltd.
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Requirements
Must have
- Bold graphics, memorable logo, easy to put on to business cards, letterhead and merchandise. Different colours. DO NOT COPY AND PASTE OUR CURRENT LOGO. Take a chance and be bold in your designs!!!
Nice to have
- a three pointed star is currently being used as the owner likes the three pronged idea. What else can we do with incorporating the idea of "three"? There are 3 points on the letter T as an example.
Should not have
- the same design elements we currently have.
