Visual touchpoints capture the spirit and tone
of your brand.

We create brands that connect people to places and organizations in the built environment.

The visual identities we design infuse creativity and personality into a holistic system so that each touchpoint is in alignment; from typography and color system to tone and messaging. Consistency is as much a part of our process as creativity when developing a brand which is why we believe in connecting every decision to a concept that resonates with the intended audience. Through every step in our design process, we ensure each visual element strengthens its connection to people and place. This approach not only ensures alignment, but also the feeling that everything is exactly where it belongs.

Services

Naming + Messaging
Brand Strategy
Logo Development
System Design
Brand Guidelines
Print + Digital Collateral
Publications
Book Design

Phases

Discovery
Market Research
Visioning Workshop
Concept Development
Design Development
Production

Markets

Commercial Office
Workplace
Mixed-Use
Parking Garage
Retail + Restaurant
Residential
Education
Hospitality

 

“We look to Spaeth Hill as a true and trusted design partner. Spaeth Hill understands how to build a brand from initial visioning through to deliverables across a range of digital and print platforms. Our relationship with the Spaeth Hill team brought to life our vision of a top-tier, contemporary brand that allows us to effectively compete on a national level.”

— Pascal Molenat / OTJ Architects

Design Solutions

OTJ Architects
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Branding Insights

Brand Value in the Built Environment

The core function of effective signage and wayfinding is to guide visitors through a built environment effectively and effortlessly. But the best signage design goes far beyond just effective navigation. It’s also about creating positive associations and a meaningful experience.

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When to Consider a Comprehensive Sign Plan

Over the course of my years of experience as an architectural signage consultant, my clients in commercial real estate, whether property managers, developers or land owners, often ask when they should pursue the development of a Comprehensive Sign Plan (CSP) for their property.

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A Valuable Sign Tool for Property Managers

The Sign Allowance Matrix (SAM) was born out of necessity—clients consistently asked us to help them clarify how much signage they had and how much more they could add. And, more often than not, this request stems from a lease negotiation with a potential tenant who is interested in significant square footage in the building.

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