8 Physical Elements
As identity programs make their way into physical spaces, they present golden opportunities for amplifying brand attributes. Concepts suggested in the two-dimensional mark—translucency, shape, color, contrast, etc.—can be realized in sophisticated, surprising, and enlightened ways when they move into three-dimensional space.
Well-executed programs demonstrate the personality or character of the brand through details of interior and exterior architecture as well as signage. Logos should be treated with care, but pulling other program elements into a physical space is a fantastic way to build a brand beyond the logo. Many other factors, constraints, and opportunities come into play here—including readability, materials, scale, ...
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