BRAND AND CORPORATE IDENTITY · ARCHITECTURAL METAL PANEL SYSTEMS

Artpans

Architectural metal panel systems · 2 applications

Artpans images

Artpans — logo and pattern system
Artpans — business cards

Artpans manufactures architectural metal panel systems. The visual language of the category comes straight from the product: perforated and patterned metal surfaces. Those surfaces were turned into a pattern system and made the brand's secondary signature, so a brand signal can be produced across large areas without enlarging the logo.

The work covered the logo, pattern system, business cards and corporate colour system. Orange was chosen to separate the brand against grey metal surfaces, and the balance of pattern and plain area on the card was built as an example of how the same logic carries into large-scale facade application.

Details

  • Sector: Architectural metal panel systems
  • Category: Brand and Corporate Identity
  • Output: 2 application images
  • Practice: Corporate identity

Deliverables

  • Logo and pattern system
  • Business cards
  • Corporate colour system
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Frequently asked questions

What was produced in the Artpans project?
Production covered 3 headings: logo and pattern system, business cards, corporate colour system. The full output is documented on this page with 2 application images.
What need did the Artpans project start from?
The starting point was the logo and pattern system requirement of an organisation working in architectural metal panel systems. Scope then widened as far as corporate colour system, with every heading tied into a single brand and corporate identity system.
Which practice does the Artpans project belong to?
The work ran under Corporate identity and was produced by the Marka Studio practice, which continues today as Avenra's Creative, Brand & Digital unit. Similar requests in architectural metal panel systems are met by the same team.
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