Technical is an engineering services company that has specialized over the past years in steel construction works and providing cleanroom solutions for pharmaceutical and cosmetics factories. Building on this remarkable track record, the company established a specialized factory for manufacturing steel used in electromechanical contracting and sterile room doors.
The logo fundamentally represents the core essence of Technical’s work, which is transforming raw materials into functional objects. The logo embodies strength, reflecting the essential quality needed in this field to shape conditions into functional spaces.
The T.E.S logo mark features bold, geometric shapes symbolizing strength and stability, reflecting the engineering and construction industry. The dark blue conveys trust and professionalism, while the golden yellow signifies quality and innovation. The overlapping squares and rectangles hint at structure and assembly, reinforcing the brand’s technical expertise. The T.E.S logotype uses a clean, bold sans-serif font with uppercase letters, conveying confidence and authority. The spacing ensures clarity, while the dots between letters emphasize precision. The tagline, "Technical for Engineering Services," adds a formal, professional touch.
The logo fundamentally represents the core essence of Technical’s work, which is transforming raw materials into functional objects. The logo embodies strength, reflecting the essential quality needed in this field to shape conditions into functional spaces.
To ensure our logo adapts seamlessly to all applications, we created a more compact vertical version for instances where horizontal space is limited. This version preserves clarity and visibility, and is intended for use only in specific, space-restricted scenarios.
Trust / Professionalism
Quality / Innovation
Bold / Authentic
Supportive / Helper
Space to breath
Color plays an important role in defining our brand and if applied consistenly across all brand communications. Will ensure we achive standout and distinctiveness.
Our primary color palette comprises 4 single colors:
C 100% M 41% Y 0% K 60%
R 0 G 60 B 102
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C 0% M 32% Y 89% K 9%
R 231 G 156 B 25
#E79C19
C 18% M 7% Y 0% K 89%
R 23 G 26 B 28
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C 11% M 15% Y 0% K 42%
R 118 G 108 B 147
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The examples above demonstrate variants of the Technical brand pattern which has been specifically developed for use in both our print and digital communications. The Technical pattern reflect the geometry of the Technical symbol and can be used as a motif on end papers in print communications, as a pattern over photography as a detail motif in our symbol when used as a hero graphic with embedded photography, or where a more premium aesthetic is required for specialist print applications. It may further be used as a pattern or supergraphic on environmental applications for example as a vinyl
Here's a different types of graphic elements which can be used in various uses to enhance brand identity.
IBM Plex Sans Arabic
This type has been chosen because of its friendly modern, sans-serif and corporate character forms, it is also a dual type as it includes English & Arabic letters designed harmoniously as they are from the same family with the same width, weight, shape and form. It is very rare to find a type in the same Arabic-English format.
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Headline Example Text
Heading - IBM Plex Sans Arabic - Bold
Headlines should be 5x the size of the body copy. Leading is the same point size as the point size of the copy height. In this case our point size is 36pt therefore the leading is also 36p Headlines should be 5x the size of the body copy.
Sub Headline Example Text
Sub Heading - IBM Plex Sans Arabic - Semi-Bold
Sub headlines should be douple the size of the body copy. Leading is the same point size as the point size of the copy height. In this case our point size is 36pt therefore the leading is also 36p Headlines should be 2x the size of the body copy.
Body Copy Example Text
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Below are some of possible brand applications that can be used
Business cards follow a strict format, designedto make a customer’s first face-to-face contact with a Technical representative consistent across departments.
Stationery follows a standard format, positioning our logo top left (within the margin) and the address at the base of the format. Electronic artwork has been provided for producing A4 company letterheads. Never attempt to redraw or recreate the artwork.
Compliment slips follow the same principles as those specified for letterheads – positioning our logo top left (within the margin) and theaddress at the base of the format. Electronic artwork has been provided for producing compliment slips. Never attempt to redraw orrecreate the artwork.
The example opposite demonstrates the memo template. Unlike the fax template, the memo template – intended for internal use – does not carry the address. To ensure ease of use – standard system fonts have been specified for setting text – . The base template has been designed to ensure consistency of application of the brand assets and should not be altered in any manner. Electronic templates have been created for both Arabic and English memos. Never attempt to redrawor recreate the templates provided.
Envelopes use our logo and other information in much the same wayas other stationery. Electronic artwork has been provided for producing DL, C5, C4 and C3 envelopes. Never attempt to redraw or recreate the artwork.
Folders, while slightly larger than the A4 documents they contain, have been developed to convey a sense of simplicity and confidence making use of a heavier stock and special finishes. Front covers carry the pattern. For contrast purposes and to highlight internal documentation, the inside prints full bleed in Blue and incorporates two ‘pockets’. Die-cuts have further been included toaccommodate a business card. Electronic artwork has been created for producing A4 folders. Never attempt to redraw or recreate the artwork provided.
The example opposite demonstrates the effective use of the brand identity components on A4 Certificate 210 × 297mm. These guidelines therefore include a layout and specifications for both Arabic and English use. Never attempt to redraw or recreate the template provided .
Employee badges and lanyards are designed to emphasize the brand elements by using the logo elements as strokes and borders for the whole design. Electronic artwork has been created for employee badge. Never attempt to redraw or recreate the artwork provided.
The opposite example illustrates the use of identity in designing a banner image for various social media sites.
