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Branding

Creating a visual bridge between the complex needs of the public sector and the vibrant energy of Mexico City

Overview

Our design process focused on three pillars: a clean, timeless logo to establish a sense of reliability; an earth-toned color palette to ground the brand in sustainability; and a custom pattern that mirrors the fast-paced, hectic movement of one of the world's largest metropolises. By balancing these elements, we crafted a brand image that communicates both transparency and the firm's capacity to deliver comprehensive solutions for government entities and the citizens they serve.

Client
Brocoli
Category
Branding
Date
Oct 28, 2020
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About

Brócoli is a consulting firm based in Mexico City that specializes in generating comprehensive and sustainable solutions for the public sector. The firm dedicates its expertise to navigating the complex challenges faced by government organizations, as well as the private companies and everyday citizens who interact with them. Operating at the intersection of civic duty and corporate strategy, Brócoli serves as a vital bridge, fostering impactful partnerships and driving meaningful institutional progress.

Visual Narrative

Brócoli’s visual identity intentionally reflects the firm’s core values of reliability, transparency, and public sector dedication. To capture the unique environment in which they operate, the visual narrative incorporates a distinct pattern inspired by the fast-paced, hectic life of Mexico City, one of the largest metropolitan areas in the world. This dynamic pattern is beautifully balanced by a grounding palette of organic earth tones, creating a narrative that feels both deeply connected to the local environment and inherently trustworthy.

Design Evolution & Strategy

The design process revolves around the creation of a balanced, cohesive brand identity that stands the test of time. It begins with the development of a clean, minimalist logo that immediately communicates professionalism and clarity, stripping away unnecessary clutter to emphasize transparency. From there, the design integrates the chaotic energy of the urban landscape with structured, calming design elements, ultimately transforming a complex consulting philosophy into a stable, timeless, and highly credible brand image.

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