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TERRA

Three directions. One TERRA.

Brand architecture / Editorial / Environmental identity
Concept mockups of the yellow, blue and orange TERRA presentation series
Presentation series · Brand application concepts
Distinct directions. A shared identity.

Yellow, blue and orange meet in a single T. Starting with the original identity, align the names, colours and layouts of three business lines so each direction is clear, and every expression still belongs to TERRA.

  • Original vector identity
  • Business-line architecture
  • Presentation series
  • Division cards and stationery
  • Signage concept
  • Six-page brand guide
01 / The original identity

Three colours. One distinctive form.

Keep the T symbol’s three-part structure, precise gaps and pointed silhouette, along with the original outlines and spacing of the complete wordmark. The three core colours are verified against the original vector fills, giving every application an accurate starting point.

The original three-part TERRA symbol with its precise silhouette and gapsOriginal vector symbol · 2025
Yellow
#FFC621RGB 255 / 198 / 33
Blue
#0150C6RGB 1 / 80 / 198
Orange
#E4562ERGB 228 / 86 / 46
02 / The business-line family

Different directions. A common language.

The three business lines in the original archive share one mark scale, wordmark position and information hierarchy. Full-field colour distinguishes each edition; dark or white lettering is selected for clarity against the background.

Yellow TERRA Capital presentation-cover design study

Yellow TERRA Capital presentation-cover design study

01 / Capital
Blue TERRA Student Housing presentation-cover design study

Blue TERRA Student Housing presentation-cover design study

02 / Student Housing
Orange TERRA Beauty & Medical Tourism presentation-cover design study

Orange TERRA Beauty & Medical Tourism presentation-cover design study

03 / Beauty & Medical Tourism

Editable cover studies · Select a cover to inspect the full artwork

03 / Everyday identity

A shared identity. In every detail.

Starting with the complete identity in the original business cards, generous space, clear typography and a consistent colour edge bring the three division cards together. A three-colour index connects the working-notes sheet to the parent brand.

Flat design studies of TERRA division cards and a working-notes sheet

Flat design studies of TERRA division cards and a working-notes sheet

TERRA working-notes concept with the original identity and three-colour index

TERRA working-notes concept with the original identity and three-colour index

Flat concept cards for Capital, Student Housing and Beauty / Medical Tourism

Flat concept cards for Capital, Student Housing and Beauty / Medical Tourism

Division cards and working notes · New flat application studies, not printed products · Select to enlarge

04 / The identity in space

From the page into a place.

Bring the original three-colour lockup into a material study of shallow metal lettering and a quiet wall. Precise edges, consistent gaps and natural shadows keep the identity coherent at an architectural scale.

A conceptual interior wall application of the original three-colour TERRA emblem and blue wordmark
Interior signage · Environmental application concept
05 / The brand guide

A clearer system, put on record.

A six-page guide connects brand architecture, clear space, verified colour values and application layouts. Key artwork remains vector-based, providing a practical foundation for further design.

Download the brand guide PDF · 6 pages ↗
Cover of the new six-page TERRA brand architecture and applications guide

Cover of the new six-page TERRA brand architecture and applications guide

Brand guide cover · Select to enlarge

One TERRA.

Client
TERRA
Archive / Refinement
2025 / 2026
Scope
Original vector identity · Business-line architecture · Presentation series · Division cards and stationery · Signage concept · Six-page brand guide

Original identity: 2025. Portfolio refinement: 2026. The mark and three core colours come from the original vector archive. Cover layouts and application scenes are new concepts. Mockups are AI-assisted visualizations, not evidence of existing publications or a built office.