Studio.Build

Case Study

Client:

Brown & Brown Architects

Project:

Rebranding Brown & Brown

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Website:

brownandbrown.studio

{↑} The Brown & Brown logo uses two typefaces to represent ‘practice & client,’ ‘landscape & brief,’ and ‘material & build’.

{↑} People. Place. Connection. — The essence of the practice approach.

{←}{↑} Works by Brown & Brown, Lower Tullochgrue.

{↑} Neue Haas Unica and Signifier: Sans & Serif, Brown & Brown. Complementary opposites, both concise and emotive, together chosen for clarity and beauty.

{↑}{→} Works by Brown & Brown, Spyon Cop.

{↑} Works by Brown & Brown, House For A Chemist.

{↑} Muted colour palette informed by materials and landscape.
{←} Graphic patterns based on the ‘horizon line’ brand device. Each texture takes inspiration from OS map iconography depicting different types of topography, and is chosen for a specific building, according to its place in the landscape.

{→}{↓} Fully responsive Brown & Brown website, designed and built by Studio.Build to work seamlessly across all browser sizes and types.

{↑} The website is designed with a focused approach to the individual buildings, with clear images and separate detail, allowing the viewer to concentrate on one or the other — without distractions.
{↓} Website main menu system.

{→} Social media icon and assets.

{←} Although most stationery assets were digital, printed (embossed and foiled) business cards were an opportunity to make an impression.
{↓} Practice profile: a digital template designed so the team at Brown & Brown can update as needed.

{↑} Tote bags.
{↓} Project books: a record of each project and a keepsake of the build and the
final home for the commissioning client.

Client testimonial:

“We are a small creative business, who needed to connect with potential like-minded clients, through a consistent tone of voice. Studio.Build worked with us to identify these clients, and crafted an identity, copy, and web design which spoke clearly and confidently to the people we want to reach. We didn’t realise an identity could so perfectly fit with the message we wanted to convey, and can’t thank them enough for what they have created for us.”
— Kate Brown, Founder (Brown & Brown)

Collaborators:
‍Wilding Film (Short Films)
Richard Gaston (Landscape Photography)
Dapple (Architectural Photography)

Client:

Brown & Brown Architects

Project:

Rebranding Brown & Brown

Website:

brownandbrown.studio

{↑} The Brown & Brown logo uses two typefaces to represent ‘practice & client,’ ‘landscape & brief,’ and ‘material & build’.

{↑} People. Place. Connection. — The essence of the practice approach.

{↑} Works by Brown & Brown, Lower Tullochgrue.

{↑} Neue Haas Unica and Signifier: Sans & Serif, Brown & Brown. Complementary opposites, both concise and emotive, together chosen for clarity and beauty.

{↑} Works by Brown & Brown, Spyon Cop.

{↑} Works by Brown & Brown, House For A Chemist.

{↑} Muted colour palette informed by materials and landscape.

{↑} Graphic patterns based on the ‘horizon line’ brand device. Each texture takes inspiration from OS map iconography depicting different types of topography, and is chosen for a specific building, according to its place in the landscape.

{↑}{↓} Fully responsive Brown & Brown website, designed and built by Studio.Build to work seamlessly across all browser sizes and types.

{↑} Website main menu system.

{↑}{↓} Social media icon and assets.

{↑} Although most stationery assets were digital, printed (embossed and foiled) business cards were an opportunity to make an impression.
{↓} Practice profile: a digital template designed so the team at Brown & Brown can update as needed.

{↑} Tote bags.
{↓} Project books: a record of each project and a keepsake of the build and the final home for the commissioning client.

Client testimonial:

Collaborators:
‍Wilding Film (Short Films)
Richard Gaston (Landscape Photography)
Dapple (Architectural Photography)