GTA RESTORATION
Restore a sense of order.

Complex information calls for clear communication. Water, fire and mould themes from the original banner become a focused visual collection. The complete maple wordmark anchors bold type, numbered labels and ordered squares, connecting a display seen at a distance with documents held in the hand.
- Original identity preparation
- Theme and typography
- Three service-topic posters
- Roll-up display
- Project documents and notes
- Six-page visual design edition
A familiar mark. A clearer voice.
The original maple, GTA and Restoration wordmark remain complete, with grey and white lettering clear against charcoal. Red square outlines and large typography extend the identity across displays and documents.

Three topics. One system.
Water, Fire and Mould become three distinct posters. Consistent type and numbering connect them, while charcoal headers and red-white fields make each subject clear.
Clear from afar. Considered up close.
One headline and three topics give the roll-up a clear reading order. An introduction card brings the same visual language to a smaller format. Square outlines and generous space connect both scales.

Order on every page.
A folder, project cover and blank notes sheet share a consistent header and typographic hierarchy. Red rules connect materials with different purposes.

Clarity, throughout.
Six pages connect identity, colour, posters, display and project documents in one ordered visual language.
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