U DREAM HOME / REALTY, BROKERAGE
Good living. In clear view.
Real-estate communication should make both the brand and the architecture clear. We return to U Dream Home’s original identity and property files, retaining an architectural silhouette, deep blue and gold. Clear hierarchy and generous space bring the scattered material into a quiet, distinctive visual language.
- Original identity recovery
- Typography and identity arrangements
- Property poster series
- Folder and brand cards
- Eight-page brand edition
- Signage concept
A familiar form. A clearer presence.
An open U, a stepped silhouette and three small cut-outs give the original symbol its architectural character. The complete shape is retained while the name, spacing and margins are reconsidered for consistency across walls, print and property communication.
The complete image. A clear first impression.
Distinct architecture. One clear language.
Bayview, Joy Station and 4800 Yonge have distinct architectural characters. Complete archival renderings, consistent margins, titles and numbering place each project at the centre of its story.
From a skyline to everyday life.
Two views in the original property file connect the building to its street. Complete images, concise type and generous space establish a natural reading sequence.
A considered first impression.
Deep blue brings order; gold adds warmth. A folder, brand cards and an editorial booklet share the same clear hierarchy.
A place for every detail.
Eight pages connect the original mark, typography, colour, property images and brand print. Browse each page or download the complete edition.
Download brand editionPDF / 8 pages ↓