Geometric VMR Logo Design Inspired by Architectural Blueprints

Geometric VMR Logo Design Inspired by Architectural BlueprintsGeometric VMR Logo Design Inspired by Architectural Blueprints

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Dhyogo Gouveia

• 1d

Client

VRM Buildcon is an engineering and construction company located in India, building residential and commercial buildings.

Challenge

I was the 3rd designer asked to do this project, so the challenge was a little bit bigger, since the expectations are higher than normal. Client is very happy with the result now!

Solution

The solution was: Use basic and simple geometric shapes to construct the letters VMR, inspired by the drawing on blueprints and the shape of buildings.

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Timothy Exodus

pro

• 1d

Being the third designer on a project and still landing it is such a good outcome. The blueprint grid behind the mark is a beautiful touch, it tells the construction story before anyone reads a word. The chevron building into the R from simple geometric shapes is really well...

Dhyogo Gouveia

• 16h

Thank you, man! I appreciate it.

Not necessarily. The blueprint or grid shows the technical side of the symbol, which helps support the design and gives the client a better understanding of it. But at the end of the day, what really matters is how everything works within the system. Good luck!

Rafee Alam

pro

• 18h

The hard hat and tape touches fit the construction brand well.

Dhyogo Gouveia

• 16h

Thanks!

Greatness O.

• Oct 16

Logos from my archive. A good logo doesn't really have to tell what you do; it's meant to tell a story. Here are some with their unique stories. ¹ Unik Mindz — inspired by Michelangelo’s 'Creation of Adam'; human creativity sparked by a higher source. ² Nutrift — reflecting the idea of weekly cycles and continuous meaningful progress. ³ Nestform — built to reflect furniture that adapts and transforms to different living spaces. ⁴ Ember & Oak — built around the truth that coffee is defined by its transformation, with the mark capturing the entire roasting journey.

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Artur Mikhov

pro

• Oct 16

Do you usually find the story first and draw toward it, or does the story get written once the mark takes shape? The weekly-cycle idea behind Nutrift reads like it could have gone either way.