Logo Analysis and Breakdown

Logo Analysis and Breakdown

I always felt that with every design, there should be a name. With that being said, I've went back and revisited my building research and went back into its Japanese culture. The thought of a Japanese household being brought together within the family and having everyone on one centralized space is relevant to what I want to introduce to Anchorage Plaza.


Comments

  1. UnknownNovember 6, 2016 at 6:42 PM

    It is impressive to see a development of branding at this level of development. There are whole practices studying the implementation of branding as an integral part of the design process.

    This logo can be used as a unifying thread throughout the whole project. To that end, does the logo reinforce your parti and vice versa? This is important to have harmony and not discord between your elements.

    Conversely if you are to use the logo as a juxtaposition to your other design approaches, make sure that it is overtly discordant. Either way, your design can only be informed with this added layer of information.

    ReplyDelete
  2. UnknownNovember 9, 2016 at 11:00 AM

    Why not: 微風 ? These 2 hierogliphs could be understood on Japanease and also on Chinese with same meaning. You would attract more people. The Japanese speakers would read it as "Soyokaze" and the Chinese as "Wéifēng". The square shape of the hierogliphs fits very easy in whatever urban environment.

    ReplyDelete

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

Building Typologies Analysis

Image
Building Typologies Analysis How do we further analyze projects to help achieve a better understanding to what is necessary for my project. Now that we have an understanding to what I want to design on Anchorage Plaza, the next phase of analysis is learning more information about other sites and projects. In this case I decided to pick out three different projects. Each one of them signifies one specific building typology so that it can give a better insight at how I can incorporate all three typologies into my design further along the way. With that, let me show you what I've analyzed and help you understand as well how I broke down these projects. First Project - Typology (Outdoor/Hospitality) - Mercado Roma Second Project - Typology (Educational) - Institute for the Culinary Arts Third Project - Typology (Hospitality) - Cheering Restaurant
Read more

Anchorage Plaza Site Analysis

Image
Anchorage Plaza Site Analysis By Andres Marte How can I better make you understand the site where my design will be incorporated? Please be intrigued in finding my research and information helpful to give you an understanding of this incredible site.
Read more

Design Iterations and Passes

Image
Design Iterations and Passes After figuring out different design iterations and considering most of the comments made through previous posts, I've decided to stick with one of the iterations that I will present right now. I've continued to explore the different possibilities that my project can evolved too and how I can connect the buildings so that the buildings have no way of disconnecting. Through my thought process, I've realized that my market doesn't necessarily need to cover the whole second side of my site. Rather use more space for outdoor and using my concept to blend in with program elements and important areas of gathering. Iteration one was my previous post. Now we're stepping into iteration two and three. With this iteration, I wanted to represent the concept of spewing and creating different areas of entrance to the market. These two concepts are progress that I've been making with this project. Although I will keep the current design of ...
Read more