Logos

Sometimes all you need is a new look, and that starts with a powerful new logo. Your new logo will communicate a clear message and serve your business or brand for many years.

	1 Southeast Cement Association This cement manufacturers association's exciting new logo emphasizes the "C" in Cement and incorporates the shape of a concrete truck pouring cement.
	2 PetExpressions.com (Dacula, GA) Playful and healthy, the whimsical dog jumping over a ball creatively promotes this Internet pet supply company.
	3 BD Technologies/Johns Hopkins Singapore (Singapore, Singapore)   BioVenture Centre is the latest incubator program established by BD Technologies. The challenge was to provide a unique identity for this promising endeavor, while complementing the parent company's existing image.
	4 Concrete Homes Council (Mt. Vernon, IA) This logo was designed for a new consortium that promotes disaster-resistant residential concrete home construction using removable aluminum forms. As home ownership is a basic desire, we used primary colors throughout; red for the door, blue and yellow for the swirling wind.
	5 DesignTech, Inc. (Raleigh, NC) Incorporating the illustrated turret gives this residential home designer's logo a strong architectural feel. It also conveys that great style and detail are evident in all his projects.
	6 Durand Forms, Inc. (Durand, MI) With the strong "D" and incorporated "F," this logo stands head-to-head with other logos found among leaders in the construction materials industry. We used the abbreviated "INC" to provide visual interest and create the illusion of an industrial part or accessory.
	7 Firestone Building Products (Carmel, IN) "Hit a Homerun with Firestone" is a fun, exciting logo designed for use in an internal company-wide sales contest. The logo and accompanying slogan were used on promotional mailings and internal communications.
	8 Fred Adams Paving Co., Inc. (Morrisville, NC) Incorporating unique brick patterns on this logo reinforces what Fred Adams, Inc. provides its customers: the sale and installation of decorative concrete and brick pavers.
	9 Life Sciences Law (Research Triangle Park, NC) This clean and sophisticated two-color logo with a double helix communicates the client's desired image for their newly established biomedical law firm.
	10 Metro Architecture + Design, PA (Raleigh, NC)
	11 SecureTech, a trademark of Wall-Ties & Forms, Inc. (Shawnee, KS) A sturdy, secure home emanates from a solid piece of rock, thereby proclaiming the company's product: aluminum forms used in solid concrete homes and foundation construction. The message is strengthened with the tagline "Building Rock Solid Concrete Structures."
	12 Security Building Group, LLC (Raleigh, NC) As the first use of concrete dates back to the Egyptian pyramids, and this company is located in an area known as the "Triangle," we used a concrete-gray triangle in this design. The strength found in the company and in concrete foundations is reinforced with a blue line at the base.
	13 Sult Architecture (Raleigh, NC) In this refined two-color logo, we've depicted five distinct black buildings in a striking single row to reflect this firm's versatility in designing commercial architecture.
	14 Van Wyks, Inc. (Waldo, WI) The "V" and "W" in this concrete contractor's name provided bold, interesting letters to work with in this simple font-type logo. The arrow towards the bottom echoes these shapes, adding color and interest to the design.
	15 Waves Consulting Group (Cary, NC) The use of three hand-drawn waves complements the more regimented font that is associated with information technologies. The strong lines used in the word "WAVES" draws one's eye to the company's services.
	16 NAHB Concrete Home Building Council This Council within the National Homes Builders Association needed a logo to define this coalition of companies and associations that promote concrete home construction.
	17 Morehaed Planetarium and Science Center The Morehead Planetarium and Science Center wanted a kid's version of their corporate logo to use for their children's programs and initiatives. The stars and integrating the planet into the letter "O" of Morehead, give the logo a whimsical, childlike feel.
	18 Executive Club at Washington Duke Inn & Golf Club The Executive Club, an exclusive members club at the Washington Duke Inn & Golf Club in Durham, NC, was eager to revamp their image after the Inn's $25 million hotel expansion and renovation. Op5 Creative designed a logo that complements the Inn's classic style, while still incorporating an individualized modern spin. Once the new logo was in place, we were able to produce an identity package that included everything from membership cards and brochures to letterhead and newsletters. see samples