Architect Logos

Architect Logo Ideas:

Logo	Description
Edit	This is an excellent logo for an architectural firm as the icon portrays the design of buildings or additions to current structures. The Frank Rule Libre font is strong and prominent, and indicates both the prominence of your architectural firm and the facilities you design.
Edit	Black and white represent formality and professionalism, traits that would be associated with this architectural firm. The contrast of the letters on the background adds prominence to the name, hinting at your architects' quality of work and the distinction of the buildings you design.
Edit	The icon with design elements incorporated represents a family crest that makes it great for a firm named after the architect and resembling the type of business you run. A transparent background makes it very versatile, while the blue shades are indicative of reliability and trustworthiness.
Edit	The icon in this logo speaks of smart and creative buildings. The Cormorant Garamond font is timeless and readable, making it an excellent choice for an architecture firm. The yellow hue of the logo is prominent and attention-grabbing, just like the buildings that you will present to clients.
Edit	The use of yellow in a logo embodies happiness, warmth, and innovation, and hints at the type of buildings you will design. It tells of understanding your clients' desires, while the serif typeface, reminiscent of brushy handwritten letters, is indicative of attention to detail and a personal touch.
Edit	Gold is symbolic of richness, style, and integrity, which is the outcome clients can expect from your work. The Cardo typeface offers a timeless and classic look that duplicates the color scheme's style and richness. The transparent background provides a diversity associated with your profession.
Edit	The childlike image of a house used in this logo is informal and gives the idea of a picture on the fridge of a family home. Its transparent background will work brilliantly on bright colors like red and yellow that will make it stand out. It is indicative of the vibrancy of the firm's work.
Edit	Using a deeper blue shade reflects the architects' confidence and professionalism, while the gray is timeless and practical - attributes of buildings that will stand the test of time. The font is prominent and easy to read, making the design ideal for outside branding.
Edit	Modern architects aim to design buildings that are eco-friendly and sustainable. The icon in this logo represents nature and science, and will show clients that you create structures according to a scientific formula and with the environment in mind. The purple oozes creativity and sophistication.
Edit	An architectural firm that uses an icon like this shows clients it will be able to "connect the dots." The serif typeface is classic and straightforward, and is representative of the structures you can dream up. The icon is playful yet intricate with an inclination of scientific experimentation.

FAQs:

How can I come up with a stylish logo for my architectural firm?

Do some research and see what everyone else is doing. Are there some trends that you can see? Be cognizant of these trends but find options that are true to your brand and aesthetic. Try out Zarla to design a variety of options. On Zarla, you can try different icons, fonts, and color combinations. See if you can put one together that best fits your brand.

What should I keep in mind when designing a logo for my architecture firm?

Architecture firms nearly always have the name or names of the founders or their initials in the business name, which makes it personal and representative of the architects. Consider using dark colors, like dark blues, greens, or black to represent the attributes of trust, confidence, and creativity. Try serif typefaces like Cormorant Garamond and Cardo, which are strong and legible fonts.

What are some ideas for icons to use in architectural firm logos?

Depending on if you are specializing in homes, offices, or other types of buildings, you need to choose icons that will reflect this. You can also find icons that are not of buildings, but that reflect your creativity, stylishness, or your commitment to environmentally-friendly designs.